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On Solving Convex Optimization Problems with Linear Ascending Constraints

Zizhuo Wang

Published 2012-12-19, updated 2014-09-25Version 7

In this paper, we propose two algorithms for solving convex optimization problems with linear ascending constraints. When the objective function is separable, we propose a dual method which terminates in a finite number of iterations. In particular, the worst case complexity of our dual method improves over the best-known result for this problem in Padakandla and Sundaresan [SIAM J. Optimization, 20 (2009), pp. 1185-1204]. We then propose a gradient projection method to solve a more general class of problems in which the objective function is not necessarily separable. Numerical experiments show that both our algorithms work well in test problems.

Comments: 20 pages. The final version of this paper is published in Optimization Letters
Categories: math.OC
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