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On Tight Convergence Rates of Without-replacement SGD

arXiv 2004.08657 ↗First posted 18 Apr 2020math.OC cs.LGcited by 3

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Abstract (arXiv)

For solving finite-sum optimization problems, SGD without replacement sampling is empirically shown to outperform SGD. Denoting by n the number of components in the cost and K the number of epochs of the algorithm , several recent works have shown convergence rates of without-replacement SGD that have better dependency on n and K than the baseline rate of O(1/(nK)) for SGD. However, there are two main limitations shared among those works: the rates have extra poly-logarithmic factors on nK, and denoting by kappa the condition number of the problem, the rates hold after kappaclog(nK) epochs for some c>0. In this work, we overcome these limitations by analyzing step sizes that vary across epochs.

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