On the convergence rate of grid search for polynomial optimization over the simplex
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Abstract (arXiv)
We consider the approximate minimization of a given polynomial on the standard simplex, obtained by taking the minimum value over all rational grid points with given denominator r ∈ mathbbN. It was shown in [De Klerk, E., Laurent, M., Sun, Z.: An error analysis for polynomial optimization over the simplex based on the multivariate hypergeometric distribution. em SIAM J. Optim. 25(3) 1498--1514 (2015)] that the relative accuracy of this approximation depends on r as O(1/r2) if there exists a rational global minimizer. In this note we show that the rational minimizer condition is not necessary to obtain the O(1/r2) bound.
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