3. Convex optimization algorithms
The question is now: we want to effectively minimize q of , a convex and generally non-differentiable function. It is assumed that the Lagrangian L (·, u ) admits a maximum yu for all u. The information available is then the value q (u ) and the subgradient gu ≥ – c (yu ); the value yu itself is only useful if we're also interested in solving the primal, which we isolate in §
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In connection with remark 3, this paragraph takes the problem as it is, without seeking to adapt the methods of the differentiable case.
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