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Riemannian Adaptive Regularized Newton Methods with Hölder Continuous Hessians

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Author(s)
Zhang, Chenyu
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Jiang, Rujun
Date Issued
May 21, 2025
Journal
Computational Optimization and Applications
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Springer US
Citation
Zhang, C., Jiang, R. Riemannian Adaptive Regularized Newton Methods with Hölder Continuous Hessians. Comput Optim Appl 92, 29–79 (2025).
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Abstract
This paper presents strong worst-case iteration and operation complexity guarantees for Riemannian adaptive regularized Newton methods, a unified framework encompassing both Riemannian adaptive regularization (RAR) methods and Riemannian trust region (RTR) methods. We comprehensively characterize the sources of approximation in second-order manifold optimization methods: the objective function’s smoothness, retraction’s smoothness, and subproblem solver’s inexactness. Specifically, for a function with a μ -Hölder continuous Hessian, when equipped with a retraction featuring a ν -Hölder continuous differential and a θ -inexact subproblem solver, both RTR and RAR with 2 + α regularization (where α = min { μ , ν , θ } ) locate an ( ϵ , ϵ α / ( 1 + α ) ) -approximate second-order stationary point within at most O ( ϵ - ( 2 + α ) / ( 1 + α ) ) iterations and at most O ~ ( ϵ - ( 4 + 3 α ) / ( 2 ( 1 + α ) ) ) Hessian-vector products with high probability. These complexity results are novel and sharp, and reduce to an iteration complexity of O ( ϵ - 3 / 2 ) and an operation complexity of O ~ ( ϵ - 7 / 4 ) when α = 1 .
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