Abstract:In this paper, we propose a new primal-dual path-following interior-point method for semidefinite optimization based on a new reformulation of the nonlinear equation of the system which defines the central path. The proposed algorithm takes only full Nesterov and Todd steps and therefore no line-searches are needed for generating the new iterations. The convergence of the algorithm is established and the complexity result coincides with the best-known iteration bound for semidefinite optimization problems.
“…To ensure the strict feasibility of the new iterates we used a factor ξ = 0.95. In our computational study, we compared our algorithm where ψ(t) = t p , p ≥ 2 with the variant of interior point algorithms that use the following AET for solving SDO problems: ψ(t) = t , ψ(t) = √ t and ψ(t) = t − √ t (see [7,11,19], respectively) where the value of lb is 1 4 . In all cases, the accuracy parameter had a value = 10 −5 .…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we use the Nesterov-Todd symmetrization scheme [2,7,10,11,17,[19][20][21], which defines the so-called NT-direction. Let us define the matrix…”
Section: A Class Of New Search Directions Based On Darvay Et Al's Tec...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last decade, SDO has become a very active research area in mathematical programming because of the extension of the most algorithms for LO to the SDO case. Several primal-dual interior-point methods (IPMs) suggested for LO have been successfully extended to SDO [7,11,14,19], convex quadratic semidefinite optimization (CQSDO) [2,10] and other optimization problems [9,18,20,22] due to their polynomial complexity and practical efficiency. The first primal-dual feasible IPM with a full-Newton step for LO was proposed by Roos et al [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strategy is based on an algebraic equivalent transformation (AET) of the standard centering equations of the central path ψ( xz µ ) = ψ(e) where ψ(t) = √ t. Achache [1], Wang and Bai [19,20], extended Darvay's algorithm for LO to convex quadratic optimization (CQO), SDO and second-order cone optimization (SOCO), respectively. In 2016, Darvay et al [5] developed a new full-Newton step feasible IPM for LO based on a new reformulation of the standard centering equations of the central path with ψ(t) = t − √ t. Kheirfam [11], generalized this method for SDO and derived the currently best-known iteration bound for SDO problems. In 2018, Darvay and Takács [6] designed a feasible primal-dual interior point algorithm for LO.…”
In this paper, based on Darvay et al.’s strategy for linear optimization (LO) (Darvay et al., in Optimization Letters, 12 (5), 1099-1116, 2018), we extend Kheirfam et al.’s feasible primal-dual path-following interior point algorithm for LO (Kheirfam et al., in Asian-European Journal of Mathematics, 1 (13), 2050014 (12 pages), 2020) to semidefinite optimization (SDO) problems in order to define a class of new search directions. The algorithm uses only full Nesterov-Todd (NT) step at each iteration to find an -approximated solution to SDO. Polynomial complexity of the proposed algorithm is established which is as good as the LO analogue. Finally, we present some numerical results to prove the efficiency of the proposed algorithm.
“…To ensure the strict feasibility of the new iterates we used a factor ξ = 0.95. In our computational study, we compared our algorithm where ψ(t) = t p , p ≥ 2 with the variant of interior point algorithms that use the following AET for solving SDO problems: ψ(t) = t , ψ(t) = √ t and ψ(t) = t − √ t (see [7,11,19], respectively) where the value of lb is 1 4 . In all cases, the accuracy parameter had a value = 10 −5 .…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we use the Nesterov-Todd symmetrization scheme [2,7,10,11,17,[19][20][21], which defines the so-called NT-direction. Let us define the matrix…”
Section: A Class Of New Search Directions Based On Darvay Et Al's Tec...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the last decade, SDO has become a very active research area in mathematical programming because of the extension of the most algorithms for LO to the SDO case. Several primal-dual interior-point methods (IPMs) suggested for LO have been successfully extended to SDO [7,11,14,19], convex quadratic semidefinite optimization (CQSDO) [2,10] and other optimization problems [9,18,20,22] due to their polynomial complexity and practical efficiency. The first primal-dual feasible IPM with a full-Newton step for LO was proposed by Roos et al [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strategy is based on an algebraic equivalent transformation (AET) of the standard centering equations of the central path ψ( xz µ ) = ψ(e) where ψ(t) = √ t. Achache [1], Wang and Bai [19,20], extended Darvay's algorithm for LO to convex quadratic optimization (CQO), SDO and second-order cone optimization (SOCO), respectively. In 2016, Darvay et al [5] developed a new full-Newton step feasible IPM for LO based on a new reformulation of the standard centering equations of the central path with ψ(t) = t − √ t. Kheirfam [11], generalized this method for SDO and derived the currently best-known iteration bound for SDO problems. In 2018, Darvay and Takács [6] designed a feasible primal-dual interior point algorithm for LO.…”
In this paper, based on Darvay et al.’s strategy for linear optimization (LO) (Darvay et al., in Optimization Letters, 12 (5), 1099-1116, 2018), we extend Kheirfam et al.’s feasible primal-dual path-following interior point algorithm for LO (Kheirfam et al., in Asian-European Journal of Mathematics, 1 (13), 2050014 (12 pages), 2020) to semidefinite optimization (SDO) problems in order to define a class of new search directions. The algorithm uses only full Nesterov-Todd (NT) step at each iteration to find an -approximated solution to SDO. Polynomial complexity of the proposed algorithm is established which is as good as the LO analogue. Finally, we present some numerical results to prove the efficiency of the proposed algorithm.
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