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Krasnoselskii-Mann Iterations: Inertia, Perturbations and Approximation

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arxiv 2401.16870 v2 pith:DPKGJKCV submitted 2024-01-30 math.OC

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This paper is concerned with the study of a family of fixed point iterations combining relaxation with different inertial (acceleration) principles. We provide a systematic, unified and insightful analysis of the hypotheses that ensure their weak, strong and linear convergence, either matching or improving previous results obtained by analysing particular cases separately. We also show that these methods are robust with respect to different kinds of perturbations--which may come from computational errors, intentional deviations, as well as regularisation or approximation schemes--under surprisingly weak assumptions. Although we mostly focus on theoretical aspects, numerical illustrations in image inpainting and electricity production markets reveal possible trends in the behaviour of these types of methods.

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