An Additively Preconditioned Trust Region Strategy for Machine Learning
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Abstract (arXiv)
Modern machine learning, especially the training of deep neural networks, depends on solving large-scale, highly nonconvex optimization problems, whose objective function exhibit a rough landscape. Motivated by the success of parallel preconditioners in the context of Krylov methods for large scale linear systems, we introduce a novel nonlinearly preconditioned Trust-Region method that makes use of an additive Schwarz correction at each minimization step, thereby accelerating convergence. More precisely, we propose a variant of the Additively Preconditioned Trust-Region Strategy (APTS), which combines a right-preconditioned additive Schwarz framework with a classical Trust-Region algorithm. By decomposing the parameter space into sub-domains, APTS solves local non-linear sub-problems in parallel and assembles their corrections additively. The resulting method not only shows fast convergence; due to the underlying Trust-Region strategy, it furthermore largely obviates the need for hyperparameter tuning.
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