First order optimization methods based on Hessian-driven Nesterov accelerated gradient flow
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Abstract (arXiv)
A novel dynamical inertial Newton system, which is called Hessian-driven Nesterov accelerated gradient (H-NAG) flow is proposed. Convergence of the continuous trajectory are established via tailored Lyapunov function, and new first-order accelerated optimization methods are proposed from ODE solvers. It is shown that (semi-)implicit schemes can always achieve linear rate and explicit schemes have the optimal(accelerated) rates for convex and strongly convex objectives. In particular, Nesterov's optimal method is recovered from an explicit scheme for our H-NAG flow. Furthermore, accelerated splitting algorithms for composite optimization problems are also developed.
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- 2026Deterministic Adam-Inspired Methods with Accelerated Convergence Rate9 Apr 2026
- 2026SHANG++: Robust Stochastic Acceleration under Multiplicative Noise10 Mar 2026
- 2024A second-order-like optimizer with adaptive gradient scaling for deep learning8 Oct 2024
- 2021Inertial Newton Algorithms Avoiding Strict Saddle Points8 Nov 2021
- 2021Understanding Riemannian Acceleration via a Proximal Extragradient Framework4 Nov 2021