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Learning the Markov Decision Process in the Sparse Gaussian Elimination

arXiv 2109.14929 ↗First posted 30 Sep 2021math.NA cs.LG cs.MScited by 1

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Abstract (arXiv)

We propose a learning-based approach for the sparse Gaussian Elimination. There are many hard combinatorial optimization problems in modern sparse solver. These NP-hard problems could be handled in the framework of Markov Decision Process, especially the Q-Learning technique. We proposed some Q-Learning algorithms for the main modules of sparse solver: minimum degree ordering, task scheduling and adaptive pivoting. Finally, we recast the sparse solver into the framework of Q-Learning. Our study is the first step to connect these two classical mathematical models: Gaussian Elimination and Markov Decision Process. Our learning-based algorithm could help improve the performance of sparse solver, which has been verified in some numerical experiments.

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