A data-structure trick based on binary segment decomposition yields near-optimal ~O(n/ε²) oracle complexity for approximate submodular function minimization, down from ~O(n^{3/2}/ε²), with extensions to continuous submodular functions.
Primal-dual accelerated gradient methods with small-dimensional relaxation oracle
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In this paper, a new variant of accelerated gradient descent is proposed. The pro-posed method does not require any information about the objective function, usesexact line search for the practical accelerations of convergence, converges accordingto the well-known lower bounds for both convex and non-convex objective functions,possesses primal-dual properties and can be applied in the non-euclidian set-up. Asfar as we know this is the rst such method possessing all of the above properties atthe same time. We also present a universal version of the method which is applicableto non-smooth problems. We demonstrate how in practice one can efficiently use thecombination of line-search and primal-duality by considering a convex optimizationproblem with a simple structure (for example, linearly constrained).
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Near-optimal Approximate Discrete and Continuous Submodular Function Minimization
A data-structure trick based on binary segment decomposition yields near-optimal ~O(n/ε²) oracle complexity for approximate submodular function minimization, down from ~O(n^{3/2}/ε²), with extensions to continuous submodular functions.