Optimal Oracle Complexity for Finite-Sum Monotone Inclusions
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Abstract (arXiv)
We present an oracle-optimal method for finite-sum monotone inclusions under mean-square Lipschitz continuity. Our switching regularization method finds a point y and a certificate g∈ G(y) with (mathbbE|F(y)+g|2)1/2≤varepsilon using O(n+√nLR/varepsilon) expected component evaluations and resolvent evaluations. It removes the additive nlog n cost of restarting a variance-reduced solver at every regularization stage by switching to a centered stochastic proximal iteration at regularization strength L/√n. Carrying an operator estimate between the remaining stages limits their total cost to O(n). A matching Omega(n+√nLR/varepsilon) lower bound holds for randomized linear-span component-oracle algorithms with adaptive stopping and expected query budgets. Thus, for 0<varepsilon≤ LR/2, our method attains the optimal worst-case expected component complexity in this oracle model, up to universal constants.
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