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An Accelerated Doubly Stochastic Gradient Method with Faster Explicit Model Identification

arXiv 2208.06058 ↗First posted 11 Aug 2022cs.LG stat.MLcited by 14

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Abstract (arXiv)

Sparsity regularized loss minimization problems play an important role in various fields including machine learning, data mining, and modern statistics. Proximal gradient descent method and coordinate descent method are the most popular approaches to solving the minimization problem. Although existing methods can achieve implicit model identification, aka support set identification, in a finite number of iterations, these methods still suffer from huge computational costs and memory burdens in high-dimensional scenarios. The reason is that the support set identification in these methods is implicit and thus cannot explicitly identify the low-complexity structure in practice, namely, they cannot discard useless coefficients of the associated features to achieve algorithmic acceleration via dimension reduction. To address this challenge, we propose a novel accelerated doubly stochastic gradient descent (ADSGD) method for sparsity regularized loss minimization problems, which can reduce the number of block iterations by eliminating inactive coefficients during the optimization process and eventually achieve faster explicit model identification and improve the algorithm efficiency. Theoretically, we first prove that ADSGD can achieve a linear convergence rate and lower overall computational complexity. More importantly, we prove that ADSGD can achieve a linear rate of explicit model identification. Numerically, experimental results on benchmark datasets confirm the efficiency of our proposed method.

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