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Universal Gradient Methods for Stochastic Convex Optimization

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arxiv 2402.03210 v2 pith:R5YL6BYT submitted 2024-02-05 math.OC

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We develop universal gradient methods for Stochastic Convex Optimization (SCO). Our algorithms automatically adapt not only to the oracle's noise but also to the H\"older smoothness of the objective function without a priori knowledge of the particular setting. The key ingredient is a novel strategy for adjusting step-size coefficients in the Stochastic Gradient Method (SGD). Unlike AdaGrad, which accumulates gradient norms, our Universal Gradient Method accumulates appropriate combinations of gradient- and iterate differences. The resulting algorithm has state-of-the-art worst-case convergence rate guarantees for the entire H\"older class including, in particular, both nonsmooth functions and those with Lipschitz continuous gradient. We also present the Universal Fast Gradient Method for SCO enjoying optimal efficiency estimates.

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