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HoP: Homeomorphic Polar Learning for Hard Constrained Optimization

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arxiv 2502.00304 v1 pith:GWUP4AFP submitted 2025-02-01 cs.LG cs.AImath.OC

classification cs.LGcs.AImath.OC
keywords optimizationhomeomorphicnetworksneuralconstrainedfeasibilitylearningperformance
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Constrained optimization demands highly efficient solvers which promotes the development of learn-to-optimize (L2O) approaches. As a data-driven method, L2O leverages neural networks to efficiently produce approximate solutions. However, a significant challenge remains in ensuring both optimality and feasibility of neural networks' output. To tackle this issue, we introduce Homeomorphic Polar Learning (HoP) to solve the star-convex hard-constrained optimization by embedding homeomorphic mapping in neural networks. The bijective structure enables end-to-end training without extra penalty or correction. For performance evaluation, we evaluate HoP's performance across a variety of synthetic optimization tasks and real-world applications in wireless communications. In all cases, HoP achieves solutions closer to the optimum than existing L2O methods while strictly maintaining feasibility.

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