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Convex programming methods for global optimization

by J. N. Hooker - in COCOS , 2003
"... Abstract. We investigate some approaches to solving nonconvex global optimization problems by convex nonlinear programming methods. We assume that the problem becomes convex when selected variables are fixed. The selected variables must be discrete, or else discretized if they are continuous. We pro ..."
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provide a survey of disjunctive programming with convex relaxations, logic-based outer approximation, and logic-based Benders decomposition. We then introduce a branch-and-bound method with convex quasi-relaxations (BBCQ) that can be effective when the discrete variables take a large number of real values

Logic-Based Methods for Global Optimization

by J. N. Hooker , 2003
"... Logic-based methods provide a strategy for applying convex nonlinear programming to nonconvex global optimization. Such methods assume that the problem becomes convex when selected variables are fixed. The selected variables must be discrete, or else discretized if they are continuous. We provide a ..."
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tutorial survey of disjunctive programming with convex relaxations, logic-based outer approximation, and logic-based Benders decomposition. We then introduce a branch-and-bound method with convex quasi-relaxations (BBCQ) that can be effective when the discrete variables take a large number of real values

Convex Boundary Angle

by Rhaleb Zayer, Christian Rössl, Hans-peter Seidel, Rhaleb Zayer, Christian Rössl, Hans-peter Seidel, Rhaleb Zayer, Christian Rössl, Hans-peter Seidel , 2003
"... Angle Based Flattening is a robust parameterization method that finds a quasi-conformal mapping by solving a non-linear optimization problem. We take advantage of a characterization of convex planar drawings of triconnected graphs to introduce new boundary constraints. This prevents boundary interse ..."
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Angle Based Flattening is a robust parameterization method that finds a quasi-conformal mapping by solving a non-linear optimization problem. We take advantage of a characterization of convex planar drawings of triconnected graphs to introduce new boundary constraints. This prevents boundary

A quasi-convex optimization approach to parameterized model order reduction

by Kin Cheong Sou, Re Megretski, Luca Daniel - In IEEE Proc. on Design Automation Conference , 2005
"... Abstract—In this paper, an optimization-based model order reduction (MOR) framework is proposed. The method involves setting up a quasi-convex program that solves a relaxation of the optimal H ∞ norm MOR problem. The method can generate guar-anteed stable and passive reduced models and is very flexi ..."
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Abstract—In this paper, an optimization-based model order reduction (MOR) framework is proposed. The method involves setting up a quasi-convex program that solves a relaxation of the optimal H ∞ norm MOR problem. The method can generate guar-anteed stable and passive reduced models and is very

Convex relaxation of mixture regression with efficient algorithms

by Novi Quadrianto, Tibério S. Caetano, John Lim, Dale Schuurmans - In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems , 2010
"... We develop a convex relaxation of maximum a posteriori estimation of a mixture of regression models. Although our relaxation involves a semidefinite matrix vari-able, we reformulate the problem to eliminate the need for general semidefinite programming. In particular, we provide two reformulations t ..."
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We develop a convex relaxation of maximum a posteriori estimation of a mixture of regression models. Although our relaxation involves a semidefinite matrix vari-able, we reformulate the problem to eliminate the need for general semidefinite programming. In particular, we provide two reformulations

Strong Convergence in Stabilised Degenerate Convex Problems∗

by Wolfgang Boiger, Carsten Carstensen
"... Solutions to non-convex variational problems typically exhibit enforced finer and finer oscillations called microstructures such that the infimal energy is not attained. Those oscillations are physically meaningful, but finite element approximations typically experience dramatic difficulty in their ..."
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in their reproduction. The relaxation of the non-convex minimisation problem by (semi-)convexification leads to a macroscopic model for the effective energy. The resulting discrete macroscopic problem is degenerate in the sense that it is convex but not strictly convex. This paper discusses a modified discretisation

Non-convex Power Allocation Games in MIMO Cognitive Radio Networks

by Xiaoge Huang, Baltasar Beferull-lozano, Carmen Botella
"... Abstract—We consider a sensing-based spectrum sharing sce-nario in a MIMO cognitive radio network where the overall objective is to maximize the total throughput of each cognitive radio user by jointly optimizing both the detection operation and the power allocation over all the channels, under a in ..."
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interference constraint bound to primary users. The resulting optimization problems lead to a non-convex game, which presents a new challenge when analyzing the equilibria of this game. In order to deal with the non-convexity of the game, we use a new relaxed equilibria concept, namely, quasi-Nash equilibrium

Blind Separation of Quasi-Stationary Sources: Exploiting Convex Geometry in Covariance Domain

by Xiao Fu, Wing-kin Ma, Kejun Huang, Nicholas D. Sidiropoulos , 2015
"... This paper revisits blind source separation of instantaneously mixed quasi-stationary sources (BSS-QSS), motivated by the observation that in certain applications (e.g., speech) there exist time frames during which only one source is active, or locally dominant. Combined with nonnegativity of sourc ..."
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This paper revisits blind source separation of instantaneously mixed quasi-stationary sources (BSS-QSS), motivated by the observation that in certain applications (e.g., speech) there exist time frames during which only one source is active, or locally dominant. Combined with nonnegativity

Maximizing Sum Rates in Cognitive Radio Networks: Convex Relaxation and Global Optimization Algorithms

by Liang Zheng, Chee Wei Tan, Senior Member
"... Abstract—A key challenge in wireless cognitive radio networks is to maximize the total throughput also known as the sum rates of all the users while avoiding the interference of unlicensed band secondary users from overwhelming the licensed band primary users. We study the weighted sum rate maximiza ..."
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problem is established. In the general case, we propose a global optimization algorithm by utilizing our convex relaxation and branch-and-bound to compute an -optimal solution. Our technique exploits the nonnegativity of the physical quantities, e.g., channel parameters, powers and rates, that enables key

Quality of service and max-min-fair transmit beamforming to multiple co-channel multicast groups

by Eleftherios Karipidis, Student Member, Nicholas D. Sidiropoulos, Senior Member, Zhi-quan Luo - IEEE Trans. Signal Processing , 2008
"... Abstract—The problem of transmit beamforming to multiple cochannel multicast groups is considered, when the channel state is known at the transmitter and from two viewpoints: minimizing total transmission power while guaranteeing a prescribed minimum signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) at ..."
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quasi-optimal solutions. It is shown that Lagrangian relaxation coupled with suitable randomization/cochannel multicast power control yield computationally efficient high-quality approximate solutions. For a significant fraction of problem instances, the solutions generated this way are exactly optimal
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