arXiv Machine Learning By TaeHo Yoon, Nicolas Loizou

Direct Acceleration of Stochastic Root-Finding Without Variance Reduction and Regularization

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arXiv:2608. 12043v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Acceleration for deterministic root-finding problems has been extensively studied in recent years; specifically, the anchor-based, or Halpern-type methods achieve optimal convergence rates with respect to the operator norm.

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arXiv Machine Learning
Sep 23

Polyak-Type Extragradient Methods for Monotone Root-Finding Problems

The paper investigates Polyak-type step-size strategies for extragradient methods applied to deterministic and stochastic monotone root-finding problems. It shows that the projection-based correction in deterministic extragradient can be derived by minimizing an upper bound on the distance to a solution, mirroring classical Polyak step-size construction. The authors provide a unified deterministic analysis that does not require global Lipschitz continuity, achieving sublinear convergence under H"older or “(L0, L1)-Lipschitz” conditions and linear convergence with strong monotonicity, and extend the approach to stochastic settings with both direct and decreasing step-size variants.

By TaeHo Yoon, Sayantan Choudhury, Ezra Greenberg, Nicolas Loizou