A Class of Distributed Optimization Methods with Event-Triggered Communication

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "A Class of Distributed Optimization Methods with Event-Triggered Communication"

Transcription

1 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton Martn C. Mene Mchae Ubrch Sebastan Abrecht the date of recept and acceptance shoud be nserted ater Abstract We present a cass of methods for dstrbuted optmzaton wth event-trggered communcaton. To ths end, we extend Nesterov s frst order scheme to use event-trggered communcaton n a networked envronment. We then appy ths approach to generaze the proxma center agorthm (PCA) for separabe convex programs by Necoara and Suykens. Our method uses dua decomposton and appes the deveoped event-trggered verson of Nesterov s scheme to update the dua mutpers. The approach s shown to be we suted for sovng the actve optma power fow (DC-OPF) probem n parae wth event-trggered and oca communcaton. Numerca resuts for the IEEE 57 bus and IEEE 118 bus test cases confrm that approxmate soutons can be obtaned wth sgnfcanty ess communcaton whe satsfyng the same accuracy estmates as soutons computed wthout event-trggered communcaton. Keywords dstrbuted optmzaton convex optmzaton non-dfferentabe optmzaton dua decomposton dstrbuted reguarzaton oca communcaton event-trggered communcaton DC-OPF probem IEEE test cases 1 Introducton Motvaton. Dstrbuted optmzaton ganed a ot of attenton n recent years to face the need of fast and effcent soutons for probems arsng n the context of arge-scae networks such as utty maxmzaton probems (NUM) [13, 14, 3], dstrbuted estmaton [17, 18], mut-robot coordnaton [3, 15], and the optma power fow (OPF) probem [1, 6, 7, 9]. In ths paper we focus on the OPF probem, but other appcatons are possbe. The goa of dstrbuted optmzaton s to sove these probems n parae by mutpe agents that jonty mnmze (or maxmze) a separabe objectve functon, usuay subject to Martn Mene Lehrstuh für Mathematsche Optmerung, Technsche Unverstät München, Fakutät für Mathematk Botzmannstr. 3, Garchng b. München, Germany E-ma: mene@ma.tum.de Mchae Ubrch Lehrstuh für Mathematsche Optmerung, Technsche Unverstät München, Fakutät für Mathematk Botzmannstr. 3, Garchng b. München, Germany E-ma: mubrch@ma.tum.de Sebastan Abrecht Lehrstuh für Mathematsche Optmerung, Technsche Unverstät München, Fakutät für Mathematk Botzmannstr. 3, Garchng b. München, Germany E-ma: abrecht@ma.tum.de

2 Martn C. Mene et a. coupng constrants that force them to exchange nformaton, such as ther assgned components of the decson varabe, durng the optmzaton process. For detas we refer to [, 11, 4]. Often t s advantageous f the communcaton of cooperatng agents s mnma wth regards to the frequency and amount of transmtted nformaton. Ths s necessary for exampe when ad hoc wreess communcaton s used where the amount of nformaton that can be sent s mted []. Moreover, t s preferabe to keep the communcaton oca,.e., between agents that are n cose proxmty (often ndcated by a connectng edge n the graph representaton of the network) to avod ong communcaton tmes and data package osses. Wth these ssues n mnd, we consder the proxma center agorthm (PCA) by Necoara and Suykens [10] whch s a dua decomposton scheme for convex programs wth separabe structure and where the objectve functons are not requred to be strcty convex or smooth. The two key ngredents of the agorthm are bascay a smoothng technque proposed by Nesterov n [1] to obtan a smooth dua augmented functon that s separabe n the prma varabes, and the usage of Nesterov s optma frst order scheme for smooth optmzaton [1] to update dua mutpers. Generazng the approaches of [1] and [10], we equp Nesterov s agorthm wth an extenson that aows event-trggered communcaton where the agents exchange nformaton n a non-perodc manner ony when t s crucay requred n order to mantan convergence, and show that the agorthm s mpementabe n parae under sutabe condtons. Furthermore, we prove convergence of the deveoped dstrbuted Nesterov agorthm wth event-trggered communcaton (DNA-EC) for the mnmzaton of a contnuousy dfferentabe convex objectve functon wth Lpschtz contnuous gradent, mantanng the convergence rate of the orgna scheme. Fnay, the appcaton of the DNA-EC aows us to mpement the PCA n an entrey parae manner yedng the dstrbuted proxma center agorthm wth event-trggered communcaton (DPCA-EC). Moreover, we manage here as we to mantan the convergence rate of the PCA whch s of the order O(1/ɛ), where ɛ s the desred accuracy of the objectve functon vaue at the approxmate souton. We appy the DPCA-EC to sove the DC-OPF probem [16], whch comprses the optma actve power generaton dspatch n a power system, and obtan approxmate soutons under oca and event-trggered communcaton, sgnfcanty reducng communcaton between agents. As the noton of event-trggered communcaton fnds ts orgn n the context of networked contro systems [8] t appears ony atey n drect connecton wth dstrbuted optmzaton and therefore a mted amount of terature exsts concernng dstrbuted optmzaton wth event-trggered communcaton: Zhong and Cassandras extend n [5] a partay asynchronous dstrbuted optmzaton framework from [] by event-trggered communcaton. Ther agorthm s appcabe for an unconstraned probem wth contnuousy dfferentabe objectve functon that has a Lpschtz contnuous gradent and foows a genera state update scheme, where the current terate of an agent s state s updated by a scaed update drecton (e.g., a gradent step wth a certan step sze). They show convergence to a statonary pont of the objectve functon. Wan and Lemmon proposed a dstrbuted agorthm n [1] wth event-trggered communcaton based on a barrer approach. Recognzng drawbacks of the agorthm such as -condtonng, they formuate n [0] an augmented Lagrangan functon assocated wth the NUM probem that s mpementabe dstrbutvey wth event-trggered communcaton between users and nks, and where the user rates are updated n a steepest ascent fashon. Assumng the utty functons to be twce dfferentabe, strcty ncreasng and strcty concave, they can show asymptotc convergence of the agorthm. In [] Wan and Lemmon use the same approach to sove the DC-OPF probem n a dstrbuted manner wth eventtrggered communcaton and show asymptotc convergence assumng strcty ncreasng, strcty convex and dfferentabe power generaton cost functons. In contrast to the exstng approaches on the one hand the DNA-EC s appcabe to probems wth convex and contnuousy dfferentabe objectve functon constraned by a bock-separabe set. On the other hand the DPCA-EC s appcabe to probems wth separabe and convex but not necessary contnuousy dfferentabe objectve functon constraned by couped near constrants. Moreover, as a hertage of ther

3 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 3 orgns (cf. [1] and [10]), the compextes of the DNA-EC and the DPCA-EC are superor to the compextes of standard gradent projecton methods and dua gradent schemes, respectvey, whch can be mpemented n parae as we. Fnay, accuracy estmates for both agorthms are gven n ths work. Contents. In secton we revew Nesterov s optma frst order scheme [1] for mnmzng a convex functon wth Lpschtz contnuous gradent over a convex and cosed set. We show for a sutabe settng that a sghty modfed verson of the agorthm s mpementabe n parae wth event-trggered communcaton, yedng our agorthm DNA-EC. We prove ts convergence mantanng the compexty O( L/ɛ) of the orgna scheme, where L s the Lpschtz constant of the gradent and ɛ the desred accuracy of the objectve functon vaue at the approxmate souton. In [1] t s mentoned that ths compexty s superor compared to the compexty of the standard gradent projecton method wth O(1/ɛ). In secton 3 we revew the PCA [10] of Necoara and Suykens and propose a scang technque to mprove the accuracy estmates for the agorthm. Moreover, we modfy the PCA by appyng the deveoped DNA- EC to update dua mutpers n parae and wth event-trggered communcaton, yedng the agorthm DPCA-EC. We show convergence of the DPCA-EC preservng the compexty O(1/ɛ) of the PCA whch s better than the compexty of cassca dua gradent schemes wth O(1/ɛ ) [10]. Moreover, we show how to optmay choose the convexty parameters for a certan choce of strongy convex prox-functons that are used to smoothen the dua functon of the consdered convex probem. Addtonay, we show how to optmay choose the smoothng parameters that are used to scae these prox-functons. Fnay, n secton 4 we descrbe n deta the DC-OPF probem and present numerca resuts of the appcaton of the DPCA-EC to the IEEE 57 bus and IEEE 118 bus test cases [4], showng that the communcaton exchange can be reduced sgnfcanty wthout tradng off accuracy of the approxmate souton. Optma frst order scheme wth event-trggered communcaton.1 Nesterov s optma scheme for smooth mnmzaton In [1] Nesterov provdes a frst order method for optmzaton probems of the form mn f (x) (1) x Q where f : Q R s a convex and contnuousy dfferentabe functon on a cosed and convex set Q R m. Further, t s assumed that the gradent of f s Lpschtz contnuous: f (x) f (y) L x y x,y Q, () where denotes the Eucdean norm. Choosng a prox-functon d(x), whch s a contnuous and strongy convex functon on Q wth convexty parameter σ > 0 (.e., t satsfes d(y) d(x) + d(x) T (y x) + σ x y for a x,y Q), the correspondng center x 0 = argmnd(x) (3) x Q of the set Q s determned as the startng vaue for Nesterov s optmzaton scheme that may be stated as foows:

4 4 Martn C. Mene et a. Agorthm.1.1 For k 0 do 1. Compute f (x k ).. Fnd y k = argmn f (x k ),y x k + L y x k }. y Q L 3. Fnd z k = argmn z Q σ d(z) + α j f (x j ),z x j }. 4. Set x k+1 = τ k z k + (1 τ k )y k. Here α k } k 0 are a pror chosen postve step sze parameters and τ k = α k+1 /A k+1 wth A k = k =0 α. Note, that we omtted some constant terms n the argmn-probems of the orgna agorthm n [1]. We dd so to revea the paraezabe nature that s obvous n Agorthm.1.1 f the prox-functon d(x) s chosen appropratey, e.g., d(x) = (σ/) x and f Q has a bock-separabe structure,.e., f Q = Q 1... Q s wth Q R m and s m = m. The foowng convergence resut hods: Theorem.1. [Lemma 1 of [1]] Let the sequence α k } k 0 satsfy the condton: Then the reaton α 0 (0, 1], α k+1 A k+1, α k > 0, k 0. (4) L A k f (y k ) Ψ k = mn z Q σ d(z) + ( α j f (x j ) + f (x j ),z x j )} hods for k 0 and therefore f (y k ) f (x ) Ld(x )/A k, where x s an optma souton to probem (1). The foowng emma gves a possbe choce for α k } k 0 that provdes the compexty estmate of O ( L/ɛ ), where ɛ s the desred accuracy of the objectve functon vaue at the approxmate souton: Lemma.1.3 [Lemma of [1] For k 0 defne α k = (k + 1)/. Then and condtons (4) are satsfed. τ k = k + 3, A k = (k + 1)(k + ), 4 Remark.1.4 Let us note that the foowng equaty for y k computed n step of Agorthm.1.1 hods: y k = argmn f (x k ),y x k + y x k 1 + f (x k y Q L L ) } = argmn y x k + 1 y Q L f (xk ) }. In other words, the second step of Agorthm.1.1 s a projected gradent step wth step sze 1/L. In a sum, the terate x k+1 n step 4 s a convex combnaton of z k and y k wth growng mpact of the projected gradent step f the sequence z k } k 0 Q s bounded.

5 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 5. Dstrbuted Nesterov Agorthm wth event-trggered communcaton To approach a mut-agent framework that aows a parae mpementaton of Nesterov s optma frst order scheme.1.1, we make the foowng assumptons: Assumptons Besdes beng convex and cosed, the set Q R m s bounded and bock-separabe: Q = Q 1... Q s wth Q R m and m = m.. The a pror chosen prox-functon d(x) s separabe n the same way as Q: d(x) = d (x ) wth x Q for = 1,..., s, where d : R m R s a strongy convex functon wth convexty parameter σ. Assumptons..1 suggests to dvde the decson varabes nto s sub-bocks,.e., x = (x 1,..., x s ) Q R m wth x Q R m. Moreover, we denote n the foowng by agent the agent that s responsbe for updatng sub-bock x. In many cases t can be observed that that sub-bock of the gradent f (x) R m, whch s denoted by f (x) R m, does not depend on the whoe vector x Q,.e., agent needs to communcate ony wth the agents that contro the sub-bocks of x necessary to compute f (x). We descrbe ths reaton by a nformaton dependency graph (IDG) whch defnes the communcaton between the agents that correspond to the nodes of ths undrected graph. A more forma descrpton of ths observaton may be the foowng for = 1,..., s: Assumpton.. f (x) = f (y) x j = y j for a j N IDG () }, and x,y Q. Here N IDG () = j 1,..., j η } denotes the set of ndces of agent s η neghbors n the IDG. The cruca pont s that the maxma degree of the IDG, whch w appear n the convergence resut of the DNA-EC, can be assumed to be ndependent of the network sze for probems arsng n arge scae networks as the structure of the objectve functon s usuay ndependent of the network sze. Moreover, especay n the case of spacousy dstrbuted mut-agent networks, t s advantageous to reduce the communcaton traffc to the mnmum by ntroducng event-trggered communcaton. Here nformaton s transmtted by an agent n teraton k ony f the measured devaton of ts content from earer sent nformaton durng the optmzaton process exceeds a certan threshod k. Ths threshod has to be chosen appropratey to ensure overa convergence. To ntroduce event-trggered communcaton n a dstrbuted verson of Agorthm.1.1, we assume n the foowng wthout restrcton that 0 Q and defne smar to [] and [5] for = 1,..., s and k 0 by x,k = ( x,k 1 ),..., x,k s Q R m, where x,k j x k j 1 k R +, f j N IDG (), x,k j = 0, f j N IDG () }, (5) x,k = x k, the terates contanng the possby outdated versons of the sub-bocks x k j 1,..., x k j η for k 0 that are avaabe to agent who updates sub-bock x k. The threshod k n (5) defnes how far the outdated nformaton x,k j s aowed to devate from the atest nformaton x k j that agent j wth j N IDG () hods. If ths threshod s exceeded, agent j transmts the data to agent n order to ensure convergence of the dstrbuted agorthm. In the foowng we w set 0 = 0 whch s natura as there s no outdated nformaton at the begnnng of the optmzaton process,.e., every agent starts wth the same nformaton. Fnay under the above assumptons the DNA-EC can be stated as foows:

6 6 Martn C. Mene et a. Agorthm..3 (DNA-EC) For = 1,..., s and k 0 do n parae 1. Compute f (x,k ).. Fnd ỹ k = argmn f (x,k ),y x k + L k η y x k 1 + L y x k } y Q. L 3. Fnd z k = argmn z Q σ d (z ) + α j f (x, j ),z x j }. 4. Set x k+1 = τ k z k + (1 τ k)ỹ k. 5. Exchange nformaton: For j = 1,..., s f N IDG ( j) and x j,k x k+1 1 > k+1 then x j,k+1 = x k+1, ese x j,k+1 = x j,k. Note that we added the term L k η y x k 1 n step to be abe to prove convergence of the DNA- EC whch concdes wth Agorthm.1.1 f k = 0 for k 0. Furthermore, note that f (x,k ) has to be computed n the frst step ony f x,k x,k 1 for 1,..., s} and k 1,.e., event-trggered communcaton addtonay yeds a reducton of computatona effort. Aso, n a ot of cases the mnmzaton probems n step and 3 can be soved easy. If for nstance the feasbe set Q s component-wsey separabe and the prox-functon d(z) s chosen accordng to d(z) = (σ/) z, t s straghtforward to determne the cosed form soutons of these probems: Exampe..4 Let Q = Q 1 Q Q n wth compact and convex sets Q R and d(z) = (σ/) z. Then the probems n step of Agorthm..3 can be wrtten as: ỹ k = argmn f (x,k )(y x k ) + L kη y x k + L } y Q R (y x k ). Wth Q = [Q, Q ] and L = L k η, the mnmum ỹ k over Q for = 1,...,m s: ỹ k = max mn y, Q } }, Q where y = x k, f (x,k )+ L f (x,k ) L L + x k, f f (x,k )+ L L 0, L + x k, f f (x,k ) L L 0, ese. Accordngy, the soutons of the probems n step 3 are: z k = max mn z, Q } }, Q for = 1,...,m, k wth z α j f (x, j ) = L. Before we can prove the convergence of the DNA-EC we have to provde three emmas startng wth the frst where we make use of the Lpschtz contnuty assumpton of the gradent f (x) smary to [1]: Lemma..5 For y, x k, x,k Q and k 0 the foowng nequaty hods: f (y) f (x k ) + f (x,k ),y x k + L k η y x k 1 + L y x k.

7 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 7 Proof The Lpschtz contnuty assumpton of f (x) s equvaent to: f (y) f (x) + f (x), y x + L y x x,y Q. Wth the defnton of x,k n (5) and Assumpton.. we have for x k,y Q: y x k f (y) f (x k ) + f (x k ), y x k + L = f (x k ) + f (x,k ),y x k + f (x k ) + f (x,k ),y x k + f (x k ) f (x,k ),y x k + L L (x k j 1,..., x k j η ) (x,k j 1,..., x,k j η ) y x k + L y x k f (x k ) + f (x,k ),y x k + L k η y x k 1 + L y x k, where we use the Lpschtz contnuty of the gradent of f smar to [] to obtan (6). y x k Lemma..6 Appyng Lemma..5 to ỹ k computed n step of the DNA-EC we obtan for k 0: f (ỹ k ) f (x k ) + mn f (x y Q,k ),y x k + L k η y x k 1 + L y x k. Let us defne the constant ρ k = η LC (6) α j j for k 0, (7) where η = max,...,s η s the maxmum number of neghbors of each agent n the IDG and C s the dameter of the cosed, convex and bounded set Q wth respect to the 1-norm: C = max y,x Q x y 1. (8) Obvousy, one has ρ 0 = 0 as we assumed 0 = 0,.e., the agents start wth the same nformaton. For k 0 we set Ψ k = mn z Q ρ k + L σ d(z) + α j f (x j ) + f (x, j ),z x j, (9) z k = argmn z Q ρ k + L σ d(z) + α j f (x j ) + f (x, j ),z x j, (10) where z k concdes wth the terate that has to be computed n step 3 of the DNA-EC. Fnay, we w descrbe the error that occurs n the convergence proof of the DNA-EC due to the usage of event-trggered communcaton wth E k = A k 1 τ k 1 f (x k ) f (x,k ),ỹ k 1 z k 1 for k 1, (11)

8 8 Martn C. Mene et a. and set E 0 = 0. Let the startng pont x 0 be chosen accordng to (3). Wthout oss of generaty t can be assumed that d(x 0 ) = 0 (otherwse choose ˆd(x) = d(x) d(x 0 ) nstead). In the foowng emma we prove a reaton between the sequences of ponts x k } k 0, ỹ k } k 0, and z k } k 0 generated by the DNA-EC, budng the bass of our convergence resut: Lemma..7 Let the sequence α k } k 0 satsfy the condton: and set Then the reaton hods for k 0. α 0 (0, 1], α k+1 A k+1, k 0 (1) x k+1 = τ k z k + (1 τ k )ỹ k. (13) Ψ k A k f (ỹ k ) + E j (14) Proof The proof extends that of Lemma 1 n [1] and uses nducton. For k = 0 we have d(z) d(x 0 ) + d(x }} 0 ) T (z x 0 ) + σ z x } } 0 σ z x 0, =0 0 due to the strongy convexty of d(z). It foows that Ψ 0 = mn ρ 0 + L z Q }} σ d(z) + α 0 f (x0 ) + f (x,0 ),z x 0 =0 L α 0 mn z x 0 + f (x z Q 0 ) + f (x,0 ),z x 0 α 0 α 0 f (ỹ 0 ) = A 0 f (ỹ 0 ) + E }} 0, =0 where the ast nequaty foows wth Lemma..6. Now assume that the reaton Ψ k A k f (ỹ k )+ k E j hods for some k N 0. As the functon h k (z) := ρ k + L σ d(z) + α j f (x j ) + f (x, j ),z x j s strongy convex wth convexty parameter L for k 0, we have Ψ k+1 = mn z Q ρ k + η LCα k+1 k+1 + L k+1 σ d(z) + α j f (x j ) + f (x, j ),z x j mn z Q Ψ k + L z z k + η LCα k+1 k+1 + α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1 mn Ψ k + L z z k + η Lα k+1 z k+1 z k 1 + z Q α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1.

9 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 9 Due to the convexty of f, the defnton of x k+1 n (13), and the nducton hypothess, we have Ψ k + α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + A k f (ỹ k ) + α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1 f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1 A k ( f (x k+1 ) + f (x k+1 ), ỹ k x k+1 ) + α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + = A k f (xk+1 ) + α k+1 f (xk+1 ) + = A k+1 f (x k+1 ) + α k+1 f (x,k+1 ),ỹ k xk+1 f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1 + A k + E j f (x,k+1 ),z z k + A k f (x k+1 ) f (x,k+1 ),τ k (ỹ k zk ) + E j, } } = E k+1 Ψ k+1 A k+1 f (x k+1 ) + mn z Q + where the ast equaty foows wth (13) and the fact that τ k = α k+1 /A k+1. From condton (1) t foows that A 1 k+1 τ k and we obtan: η Lα k+1 z k+1 z k 1 + L For arbtrary z Q defne α k+1 f (x,k+1 ),z z k k+1 + = A k+1 f (x k+1 ) + A k+1 mn z Q τ k f (x,k+1 ),z z k k+1 + A k+1 f (x k+1 ) + A k+1 mn z Q τ k E j f (x,k+1 ),z x k+1 + E j f (x k+1 ) f (x,k+1 ),ỹ k xk+1 + E j η L k+1 τ k z z k 1 + E j z z k + L A k+1 z z k + η L k+1 τ k z z k 1 + L τ k z z k + f (x,k+1 ),z z k k+1 + E j (15) y = τ k z + (1 τ k )ỹ k. As τ k [0,1], we have y Q and wth the defnton of x k+1 n (13) we can wrte: y x k+1 = τ k (z z k ).

10 10 Martn C. Mene et a. It foows that mn z Q η L z k+1τ k z k 1 + L τ k z z k + τk f (x,k+1 ),z z k = mn y τ k Q+(1 τ k )ỹ η k L k+1 y x k L y x k+1 + f (x,k+1 ),y x k+1 mn y Q η L k+1 y x k L y x k+1 + f (x,k+1 ),y x k+1 mn y Q L k+1 η y x k L y x k+1 + f (x,k+1 ),y x k+1 f (ỹ k+1 ) f (x k+1 ). (16) Substtutng (16) n (15) yeds Ψ k+1 A k+1 f (ỹ k+1 ) + k+1 E j. Fnay, we use the resut of Lemma..7 to prove convergence of the DNA-EC: Theorem..8 Let the sequence x k } k 0 and ỹ k } k 0 be generated by the DNA-EC wth α k as n Lemma.1.3 and k = βδ k where δ (0,1) and β R +. Then for k 0 the nequaty f (ỹ k ) f (x ) < σ6η βlcg (δ) + 4Ld(x ) σ(k + 1)(k + ) (17) hods, where x s an optma souton to probem (1), C s defned as n (8), and g(δ) = j = 1/(1 δ) for δ (0,1).

11 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 11 Proof To prove the theorem we have to derve an upper bound for the eft-hand sde Ψ k n nequaty (14) and a ower bound for the error k E j occurrng n the rght-hand sde. We start wth Ψ k = mn z Q ρ k + L σ d(z) + α j f (x j ) + f (x, j ),z x j = mn z Q ρ k + L σ d(z) + ( α j f (x j ) + f (x j ), z x j ) + α j f (x, j ) f (x j ),z x j mn z Q ρ k + L σ d(z) + ( α j f (x j ) + f (x j ), z x j ) + α j L (x, j j 1,..., x, j j η ) (x j j 1,..., x j j η ) z x j (18) ρ k + L σ d(x ) + A k f (x ) + Lη α j x j x j 1 (19) η LC α j j + L σ d(x ) + A k f (x ) = η βlc ( j + 1)δ j + L σ d(x ) + A k f (x ) < η βlcg (δ) + L σ d(x ) + A k f (x ), where we used the Lpschtz contnuty assumpton of the gradent of f to obtan (18) and the fact that f s convex (as t was done n Nesterov s proof of Theorem n [1]) to obtan (19). Smary, we derve a ower bound for the accumuated error k E j : E j A j 1 τ j 1 f (x j ) f (x, j ),ỹ j 1 z j 1 j=1 A j 1 τ j 1 L (x j j 1,..., x j j η ) (x, j j 1,..., x, j j η ) ỹ j 1 z j 1 j=1 η L j=1 j=1 A j 1 τ j 1 j ỹ j 1 z j 1 η LC A j 1 τ j 1 j = η βlc 1 j=1 j=1 j( j + 1) 4 j + δ j > η βlc g (δ). Substtutng these bounds n (14) resuts n: ( 3 f (ỹ k ) f (x ) < 4 η βlcg (δ) + L ) σ d(x ) /((k + 1)(k + )).

12 1 Martn C. Mene et a. 3 Appcaton of the DNA-EC n the Proxma Center Agorthm 3.1 Proxma Center Agorthm In ths secton we brefy descrbe the PCA [10] that s appcabe for partay separabe convex probems of the foowng form: mn Φ (x ) : A x = b A, B x b B, (0) x X (,...,n) where Φ : R m R s a contnuous and convex but not necessary smooth functon on a gven compact and convex set X for = 1,...,n. A denotes a m A m matrx, B denotes a m B m matrx ( = 1,...,n), b A R m A, and b B R m B. For the ease of notaton we denote n the foowng by (µ,λ) the vector (λ T,µ T ) T. As the probem structure suggests, the authors use a dua decomposton approach resutng n a bockseparaby constraned dua probem. To obtan a contnuousy dfferentabe dua objectve functon that can be evauated n parae, scaed prox-functons d X wth convexty parameters σ X > 0 ( = 1,...,n) are added to the Lagrangan of (0) resutng n the foowng augmented Lagrangan L c (x 1,..., x n,µ,λ) = Φ (x ) + A x b A,µ + B x b B,λ + c d X (x ), whch s separabe n the prma varabes x ( = 1,...,n). It foows, that the correspondng augmented dua objectve functon f c (µ,λ) = mn Φ (x ) + A x b A,µ + B x b B,λ + c d X (x ) (1) x X (,...,n) can be evauated n parae. As mentoned n [10], dfferent smoothng parameters c X ( = 1,...,n) nstead of snge parameter c can be consdered as we and we show n subsecton 3.5 how to optmay choose them for certan prox-functons. The augmented dua objectve f c s concave and due to the unqueness of the mnmzers x (µ,λ), that sove the rght-hand sde of equaton (1), contnuousy dfferentabe [10]. Moreover, t can be shown (cf. Theorem 3.4 n [10]) that the gradent ( n ) A f c (µ,λ) = x (µ,λ) b A n B x (µ,λ) b B s Lpschtz contnuous wth the Lpschtz constant L c = A + B cσ X. () Let M Λ be the set of optma dua mutpers, assumed to be nonempty n the foowng. Appyng Nesterov s agorthm.1.1 to the probem arg max f c (µ,λ) = argmn f c (µ,λ), (3) (µ,λ) Q A Q B (µ,λ) Q A Q B where Q A Q B R m A R m B + s a gven cosed and convex set that contans at east one optma dua mutper (µ,λ) M Λ, resuts n the foowng PCA [10]:

13 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 13 Agorthm (PCA) For k 0 do 1. Gven (u,h) k Q A Q B, for = 1,...,n compute (v,t) Q A Q B x k+1 = argmn x X Φ (x ) + u k, A x + h k, B x + cdx (x ) }. ( n. Compute f c ((u,h) k A ) = x k+1 ) b A n B x k+1. b B 3. Fnd (µ,λ) k = argmax fc ((u,h) k ),(µ,λ) (u,h) k L c (µ,λ) Q A Q B 4. Fnd (v,t) k = argmax L c σ d(v,t) + 5. Set (u,h) k+1 = k+3 (v,t)k + k+1 k+3 (µ,λ)k. (µ,λ) (u,h) k }. j + 1 fc ((u,h) j ),(v,t) (u,h) j. Note that we omtted agan some constant terms n the orgna verson of the argmax-probems as done n subsecton.1 to revea the paraezabe character of the PCA Fnay, d(v, t) n step 4 denotes the prox-functon for the set Q A Q B wth convexty parameter σ and center (u,h) 0 = argmn (u,h) QA Q B d(u,h). To cose ths secton we state a convergence resut of the PCA that can be proved usng the foowng Lemma whch gves a ower and an upper bound on the prma gap: Lemma 3.1. For every (µ,λ) M Λ, (µ,λ) Q A Q B, and ˆx X ( = 1,...,n) the foowng nequates hod: n (µ,λ) A ˆx b A [ ] n + Φ B ˆx b ( ˆx ) f Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (µ,λ), (4) B where f = f 0 ((µ,λ) ) and [ ] + denotes the projecton onto R m B +. Proof The proof s smar to the proof of Lemma 3.3 n [10]. We have f = mn Φ x X (,...,n) (x ) + A x b A,µ + B x b B,λ Φ ( ˆx ) + A ˆx b A,µ + B ˆx b B,λ ( n A Φ ( ˆx ) + ˆx b ( A µ n ), ) B ˆx b B λ [ n A Φ ( ˆx ) + ˆx b ] + ( A µ n, ) B ˆx b B λ n A Φ ( ˆx ) + ˆx b A [ ] n + (µ,λ), B ˆx b B where the ast nequaty foows by the Cauchy-Schwarz nequaty. Due to the compactness of the sets X, postve and fnte constants D X exst whch satsfy: D X max x X d X (x ) for = 1,...,n. (5)

14 14 Martn C. Mene et a. Theorem Assume that Q A Q B = R m A R m B + and d(µ,λ) = (σ/) (µ,λ). Takng c = ɛ/ n D X n (1) and k + 1 = L c /ɛ, where L c = ( n D X /ɛ )( n ( A + B ) /σ X ), then after k teratons of Agorthm an approxmate souton to the probem (0) s gven by ˆx = ( j + 1) (k + 1)(k + ) x j+1 for = 1,...,n (6) and wth (ˆµ, ˆλ) = (µ,λ) k the foowng bounds on the duaty gap are satsfed: ( (µ,λ) (µ,λ) ) + (µ,λ) + ɛ as we as the foowng bound on the constrant voaton: n A ˆx b A ( (µ,λ) [ ] n + ɛ ) + (µ,λ) B ˆx b +. B Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) ɛ, (7) Proof Appyng Lemma 3.1. the proof s amost dentca to the proof of Theorem 3.7 n [10]. 3. Scang the separabe convex probem Before we present the DPCA-EC n the foowng subsecton, we propose a scang technque for probem (0) to baance the bounds (7) on the duaty gap n Theorem In partcuar, f the norm of the optma dua mutpers (µ,λ) n the eft-hand sde of (7) s very arge, ɛ has to be chosen very sma to ensure a tght ower bound on the duaty gap, whch ncreases the necessary number of teratons k as we have k + 1 = Lc ɛ = ɛ D X A + B To remedy ths drawback we propose the foowng scang approach for probem (0) wth scang factor s > 1: Defne b A (s) = sb A, b B (s) = sb B, X (s) = sx, x (s) = sx ( = 1,...,n), and sove mn x (s) X (s)(,...,n) ( ) 1 Φ s x (s) : σ X A x (s) = b A (s), Ths scang approach resuts n optma dua mutpers of the form: (µ(s),λ(s)) 1 = s (µ,λ),. B x (s) = b B (s). (8) and the number of teratons k necessary to reach the desred accuracy ɛ n Theorem s gven by s k = 4 ɛ D X A + B σ X 1. (9)

15 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 15 For the bounds on the duaty gap and the constrant voaton we obtan: 1 (µ,λ) s 1 (µ,λ) 1 + s s (µ,λ) + ɛ Φ ( ˆx ) f ɛ, (30) and n A s ˆx b A [ ] n + ɛ B ˆx b 1 (µ,λ) 1 + B s s (µ,λ) +. (31) It s cear, that ncreasng the scang factor s > 1 rases the Lpschtz constant L c and by mpcaton the number of teratons k n (9) n the same order of magntude as decreasng ɛ does, but wth respect to the ower bound on the duaty gap n (30) and the bound on the constrant voaton n (31), t s favourabe to ncrease s nstead of decreasng ɛ. 3.3 Dstrbuted Proxma Center Agorthm wth event-trggered communcaton We w show now that the compexty O(1/ɛ) of the PCA can be mantaned appyng the DNA-EC deveoped n subsecton. to update the dua mutpers n parae whch yeds the DPCA-EC. To do so we agan use Assumpton.. whch requres a sutabe structure of the matrces A and B n (0) to avod a compete IDG. We omt detas here and antcpate that a sutabe structure of the constrants s gven n network fow probems such as the DC-OPF probem consdered n secton 4. To ensure a parae mpementaton of step 1 n Agorthm after ntroducng event-trggered communcaton wth (u,h),k ( = 1,..., s) defned accordng to (5), we further assume that the agents use the same outdated nformaton of common neghbors n the IDG to compute ther sub-bocks of f c and that agent uses the outdated verson of hs sub-bock of the dua mutpers n the computaton of f c ((u,h),k ): Assumpton Remark 3.3. If (N IDG () }) N IDG ( j) then (u,h),k = (u,h) j,k for k 0 and, j, = 1,..., s. () Note that ths assumpton s not restrctve at a as the convergence resut for the DNA-EC n Theorem..8 st hods substtutng η by η + 1 n (17), where η s the maxma degree of the IDG. () Assumpton aows the defnton of a "goba" vector (ū, h) k that contans the possby outdated nformaton avaabe to the agents: (ū, h) k = (u,h),k for k 0 and = 1,..., s. (3) Note that wth Assumpton.. t foows that f c ((ū, h) k ) = f c ((u,h),k ). To state the DPCA-EC we denote n the foowng by agent x the agent that updates x k n teraton k and has avaabe a the possby outdated sub-bocks of (ū, h) k contaned n the vector (u,h) x,k necessary to compute x k+1 for k 0 and = 1,...,n. Moreover, denotng by agent the agent that updates sub-bock ( = 1,..., s) of the dua mutpers, the DPCA-EC s:

16 16 Martn C. Mene et a. Agorthm (DPCA-EC) For k 0 do For = 1,...,n gven (u,h) x,k, agent x 1. computes x k+1 = argmn x X Φ (x ) + u x,k, A x + h x,k, B x + cdx (x ) }. For = 1,..., s gven the vectors x k+1 necessary for the computaton of f c ((u,h),k ), agent ( n. computes f c ((u,h),k A ) = x k+1 ) b A n B x k+1, b B 3. fnds 4. fnds (ṽ, t) k = argmax (v,t) (Q A Q B ) ( µ, λ) k = argmax f c ((u,h),k ),(µ,λ) (u,h) k (µ,λ) (Q A Q B ) L c k (η + 1) (µ,λ) (u,h) k 1 L ( ) c (µ,λ) (u,h) k }, L c σ d ((v,t) ) + 5. sets (u,t) k+1 = k + 3 (ṽ, t) k + k + 1 k + 3 ( µ, λ) k, 6. and exchanges nformaton: f (u,h),k (u,h) k+1 > k+1 then 1 (u,h) x,k+1 = (u,h) k+1, ese (u,h) x,k+1 = (u,h),k. Remark j + 1 fc ((u,h), j ),(v,t) (u,t) j, () Note that the communcaton takes pace ony between the prma and the dua agents,,.e., the graph representng the communcaton topoogy s dfferent from the IDG n subsecton.. We show n the next secton how ntutve choces of agent x agent 1,...,agent s } ( = 1,...,n) for sovng the DC- OPF probem ensures oca communcaton n the cassca sense,.e., the communcaton network has the same topoogy as the power network. Moreover, ths choce can be apped n genera for sovng network-fow probems wth the DPCA-EC. () Obvousy, x k+1 has to be computed ony f (u,h) x,k (u,h) x,k 1,.e., the event-trggered dua communcaton (the exchange of dua terates) n step 6 of the DPCA-EC nduces a not coser specfed event-trggered prma communcaton n step 1. To prepare the convergence proof of the DPCA-EC under the necessary assumpton that Q A Q B s cosed and bounded (cf. Theorem..8), we provde the foowng emma usng the quantty P( ) defned by P( ) = (η + 1)βL c Cg (δ), (33) where C = max (µ,λ),(χ,ξ) QA Q B (µ,λ) (χ,ξ) 1 s the dameter of Q A Q B, β R + s the coeffcent n the threshod k = βδ k wth δ (0,1), and g(δ) = δ j = 1/(1 δ) ( cf. Theorem..8).

17 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 17 Lemma The foowng nequaty hods for ( µ, λ) k n the DPCA-EC and (ū, h) k defned accordng to (3) for k 0: (k + 1)(k + ) 4 f c (( µ, λ) k ) max (µ,λ) Q A Q B L c σ d(µ,λ) + j + 1 ( fc ((ū, h) j )+ fc ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j )} P( ). (34) Proof For the choce α k = (k + 1)/ for k 0 n Lemma..7 we obtan (k + 1)(k + ) 4 where ρ k s defned by f c (( µ, λ) k ) max (µ,λ) Q A Q B ρ k L c σ d(µ,λ) + fc ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j )} ρ k = (η + 1) L c C j=1 j + 1 βδ j, j + 1 ( fc ((u,h) j )+ E j, accordng to Remark It can be easy shown (cf. wth the proof of Theorem..8) that j=1 ρ k P( ) 4 and j=1 E j P( ) 4, whch yeds We have (k + 1)(k + ) 4 f c (( µ, λ) k ) fc ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j max (µ,λ) Q A Q B L c σ d(µ,λ) + j + 1 ( fc ((u,h) j )+ fc ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j )} P( ). = f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j + f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j L c f c ((u,h), j ) f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j (u,h), j (u,h) j (µ,λ) (u,h) j } } (η +1) j f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j (η + 1) L c (µ,λ) j (u,h) j 1, } } C and accordngy fc ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j f c ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j (η + 1) L c C j.

18 18 Martn C. Mene et a. Fnay, wth the concavty of f c we obtan for a (µ,λ) Q A Q B that = j + 1 ( fc ((u,h) j ) + f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j ) P( ) (η + 1) L c C j j + 1 ( fc ((u,h) j ) + f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j ) 3P( ) 4 j + 1 ( fc ((u,h) j ) + f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (u,h) j + (ū, h) j (ū, h) j ) 3P( ) 4 j + 1 ( fc ((ū, h) j ) + f c ((u,h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j ) 3P( ) 4 j + 1 ( fc ((ū, h) j ) + f c ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j ) 3P( ) (η + 1) L c C j 4 j + 1 ( fc ((ū, h) j ) + f c ((ū, h) j ),(µ,λ) (ū, h) j ) P( ). Appyng Lemma resuts n an estmate of the duaty gap after k teratons of the DPCA-EC. Theorem After k teratons of the DPCA-EC we obtan an approxmate souton ˆx = ( j + 1) (k + 1)(k + ) x j+1 for = 1,...,n to probem (0) and (ˆµ, ˆλ) = ( µ, λ) k whch satsfes the foowng upper bound on the duaty gap: Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) c D X max 4L c (k + 1) σ d(µ,λ) + A ˆx b A,µ + (µ,λ) Q A Q B B ˆx b B,λ + 4P( ) (k + 1) Proof Usng nequaty (34) the proof s amost dentca to the proof of Theorem 3.4 n [10]. Wth Theorem we can now prove the convergence of the DPCA-EC mantanng the effcency estmate of O(1/ɛ): Theorem Assume that there exsts R > 0 such that the set Q A Q B has the form Q A Q B = (µ,λ) R m A R m B + : µ max R, λ max R } and contans a (µ,λ) M Λ wth (µ,λ) < R. Denote by D a fnte constant wth D max (µ,λ) QA Q B d(µ,λ). Moreover, et k, g(δ), and C be defned as n Theorem..8. Takng c = ɛ/ ( n =0 D X ) wth ɛ > 0 n (1) and k + 1 = Lc E( ) ɛ,

19 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 19 where L c = ( n =0 D X /ɛ )( n=0 ( A + B ) /σ X ), and E( ) = (D + σ4(η + 1)βCg (δ))/σ. Then after k teratons of the DPCA-EC an approxmate souton to the probem (0) s gven by ˆx = ( j + 1) (k + 1)(k + ) x j+1 for = 1,...,n, and wth (ˆµ, ˆλ) = ( µ, λ) k the foowng bounds on the duaty gap are satsfed: as we as the foowng bound on the constrant voaton: (µ,λ) R (µ,λ) ɛ Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) ɛ, (35) n A ˆx b A [ ] ɛ n + B ˆx b B R (µ,λ). (36) Proof The proof s smar to the proof of Theorem 3.6 n [10]. If we have a ook at the resut of Theorem Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) c D X max 4L c (k + 1) σ d(µ,λ)+ (µ,λ) Q A Q B } A ˆx b A,µ + B ˆx b B,λ + 4P( ) (k + 1) (37) the task s to mnmze the rght-hand sde of the nequaty wth respect to c. For the maxmzaton part we obtan wth the defnton of D and Q A Q B = (µ,λ) R m A R m B + : µ max R, λ max R } that max (µ,λ) Q A Q B and for nequaty (37) we obtan 4L c (k + 1) σ d(µ,λ) + 4L cd (k + 1) σ + max µ Q A = 4L cd (k + 1) σ + R A ˆx b A,µ + A ˆx b A,µ + max λ Q B B ˆx b B,λ B ˆx b B,λ + A ˆx b A + R B ˆx b B 1 4L cd (k + 1) σ + R n A ˆx b A [ ] n +, B ˆx b B Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) c D X + 4L cd (k + 1) σ R n A ˆx b A [ ] n + + 4P( ) B ˆx b B (k + 1). (38) c D X + 4L cd (k + 1) σ + 4P( ) (k + 1). (39) 1

20 0 Martn C. Mene et a. Wth L c = A + B cσ X and P( ) = (η + 1)βL c Cg (δ) we can express the rght-hand sde of (39) as a functon h(c) wth ( 4D h(c) = c D X + L c (k + 1) σ + 8(η + ) 1)βCg (δ) (k + 1) = c D X + 1 A + B 4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ) c (k + 1) σ To get the mnmum of h we have to sove h (c) = c 1, = ± σ X D X 1 A c + B σ X A + B σ X and as c n (1) has to be postve, we choose Fnay, we get c = 1 A k B σ X h(c ) = A k B σ X 4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ) (k + 1) σ 4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ) (k + 1) σ n D X. = 0 4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ) σ n D X. (40) (4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ)) n D X, σ and wth k + 1 = ɛ A + B (4D + σ8(η + 1)βCg (δ)) ( ) n D X, σ σ X we obtan the rght-hand sde of nequaty (35) and the vaue for c = c. Wth nequaty (4) and nequaty (38) we get ( R (µ,λ) ) n A ˆx b A [ n B ˆx b B ] + c D X + 4L cd (k + 1) σ + 4P( ) (k + 1), and the bound on the constrant voaton (36) foows mmedatey by repacng c wth c. Agan appyng nequaty (4) yeds the ower bound on the duaty gap.

21 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton Optma convexty parameters In ths subsecton we show how to optmay determne the convexty parameter σ X ( = 1,...,n) for the foowng choce of prox-functons used for smoothng the dua functon of (0): d X (x ) = σ X x wth x X for = 1,...,n. (41) Ths s mportant as arbtrary chosen convexty parameters can ead to a sgnfcanty arger Lpschtz constant L c whch ncreases the amount of teratons k needed n the PCA and the DPCA-EC necessary to reach the desred accuracy ɛ. We set v = ( A 1 + B 1,..., A n + B n ) T, d X = (max x1 X 1 x 1,...,max xn X n x n ) T, and σ X = (σ X1,...,σ Xn ) T. Then the smoothng parameter c and the Lpschtz constant L c n Theorem can be wrtten n the foowng way: c = ɛ dx T σ X and L c (σ X ) = dt X σ X ɛ v σ X. Note that the scang σ X ζσ X wth ζ > 0 does not change L c (σ X ). We thus can constran the mnmzaton of L c (σ X ) by the normazaton condton d T X σ X = 1 and consder the foowng optmzaton probem: The optmaty condton s Usng the constrant arg mn Lc (σ X ) : dx T σ X = 1 } = argmn σ X >0 (,...,n) v + µd σ X = 0 X σ X > 0 σ X = 1 = d T X σ X = 1 µ σ X >0 (,...,n) v : dx T σ σ X = 1 X. v µd X for = 1,...,n. v d X, the dua mutper µ s gven by µ = v d X, and we obtan the optma convexty parameter σ X = 1 v for = 1,...,n. nj=1 v j d d X X j Note that the same resut s obtaned f c = ɛ/d T X σ X as n Theorem Moreover, the optma convexty parameters can be computed n cosed form and n parae, whch s advantageous n a dstrbuted settng.

22 Martn C. Mene et a. 3.5 Optma smoothng parameters To further reduce the number of teratons of the PCA, we ntroduce mutpe postve smoothng parameters c X ( = 1,...,n) nstead of a snge parameter c n (1) and show how to optmay choose them. Smar to Theorem 3.1 n [10] t can be shown that the Lpschtz constant L c wth c = (c X1,...,c Xn ) T of the gradent of the resutant augmented dua functon s f c (µ,λ) = mn x X (,...,n) Φ (x ) + A x b A,µ + B x b B,λ + c X d X (x ) L c (σ X ) = A + B (4) c X σ X. (43) Takng the smoothng parameters c X ( = 1,...,n) nto account, we can rewrte Theorem as foows: Theorem Let Q A Q B = R m A R m B +, d(µ,λ) = (σ/) (µ,λ), and defne D X = ( D X1,..., D Xn ) T. Take c = ( c X1,...,c Xn ) T n (4) such that c T D X = ɛ and k + 1 = L c /ɛ. Then after k teratons of Agorthm an approxmate souton to the probem (0) s gven by ˆx = ( j + 1) (k + 1)(k + ) x j+1 for = 1,...,n and wth (ˆµ, ˆλ) = (µ,λ) k the foowng bounds on the duaty gap are satsfed: ( (µ,λ) (µ,λ) ) + (µ,λ) + ɛ Φ ( ˆx ) f 0 (ˆµ, ˆλ) ɛ, as we as the foowng bound on the constrant voaton: n A ˆx b A ( (µ,λ) [ ] n + ɛ ) + (µ,λ) B ˆx b +. B Proof Appyng Lemma 3.1. the proof s amost dentca to the proof of Theorem 3.7 n [10]. To answer the arsng queston of how to optmay choose the smoothng parameters c X ( = 1,...,n) that mnmze the Lpschtz constant and satsfy the condton c T D X = ɛ, we consder an optmzaton probem smar to the one n the prevous subsecton: v arg mn : c T D X = ɛ c X σ X, and obtan the souton c X = c X >0 (,...,n) ɛ nj=1 v j D X j σ X j v for = 1,...,n. (44) σ X D X

23 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 3 n the same way. Note that for the choce of prox-functons d X (x ) = ( σ X / ) x and c X accordng to (44) the dua augmented functon f c (µ,λ) n (4) as we as the Lpschtz constant L c of the gradent ( of f c (µ,λ) n (43) do not depend on the convexty parameters σ X > 0 as we have c X σ X = ɛ/ v j v j d X j /) /d X for = 1,...,n, wth d X = (d X1,...,d Xn ) T defned as n the prevous subsecton. 4 Appcaton to the DC optma power fow probem In ths secton we dscuss the resuts of the DPCA-EC apped to sove the DC-OPF probem. The objectve of the DC-OPF probem s to determne the most economca dstrbuton of power generaton to serve gven oads n a power system, restrcted by operatona mts of generaton and transmsson factes as we as Krchhoff s Current Law expressed by the power fow equatons. We show that the probem can be soved n parae wth event-trggered and oca communcaton between the agents,.e., the communcaton topoogy equas the topoogy of the power system. We mode the power system accordng to [5,] by a drected graph G = V, E} wth V = v 1,...,v n } representng the set of buses = 1,...,n, where a buses contan a oad and for smpcty of notaton are drecty connected to a generator. The generazaton of ony p < n buses drecty connected to a generator s straghtforward. The edge e j E V V wth E = m represents the transmsson ne from bus to bus j. Let I be the m n ncdence matrx of the graph G and defne a dagona matrx D R m m wth d = 1/x where x denotes the reactance of the th transmsson ne. Moreover, we defne the varabes of the DC-OPF probem and ther feasbe sets: Let θ Θ be the phase ange of the votage at bus, gven the compact and convex set Θ = [ θ mn for = 1,...,n, and set θ = (θ 1,...,θ n ) T. Let P g P be the generated power at bus, gven the compact and convex set P = [ P g = 1,...,n, and set P g = (P g 1,..., Pg n) T.,θ max ] mn gmax ], P for In the DC mode of a power system the actve power fow between two neghborng buses and j s approxmated by F j = 1 x j (θ θ j ) = 1 x j (θ j θ ) = F j, where x j = x j s the reactance of the transmsson ne connectng bus and bus j. Accordngy, the power fow on every transmsson ne can be expressed wth Aθ after defnng the weghted ncdence matrx A = DI R m n. Gven the oads P d = (P d 1,..., Pd n) T at each bus and the upper and ower ne fow mts F max = (F1 max,..., Fm max ) T and F mn = (F1 mn,..., Fm mn ) T on each transmsson ne, the convex DC-OPF probem that we consder has the form: subject to mn P g P,θ Θ Φ (P g ) (45) Bθ = P g P d (46) F mn Aθ F max (47)

24 4 Martn C. Mene et a. where Φ (x) = a x + a 1 x + a 0 s the quadratc cost of power producton at bus wth non-negatve coeffcents a,a 1,a 0 for = 1,...,n and matrx B R n n s defned as: 1 k N() x B = I T k, f = j, 1 DI = B j = x j, f j N(), 0, ese, where N() = j (v,v j ) E (v j,v ) E } denotes the set of ndces of v s neghbors. Ceary, constrant (47) mts the power fow on each transmsson ne, whereas constrant (46) expresses the power fow equatons. To smoothen the Lagrangan of the DC-OPF probem we choose the optma smoothng parameters c = (c 1,...,c n ) T accordng to (44) n subsecton 3.5 and the prox-functons d (x ) = (σ /) x wth σ > 0 for = 1,...,n, correspondng to the number of prma varabes P g and θ. Note that the convexty parameter σ > 0 can be chosen arbtrary as mentoned n subsecton 3.5. We obtan the foowng augmented dua objectve functon: f c (µ,λ) = = mn P g P, θ Θ m Φ (P g ) + µ ( P g (Bθ) P d mn P g P ) + Φ (P g ) + µ P g + c σ λ ( (Aθ) F max c σ Pg Pg mn θ Θ (λ λ +m )A m L() ( λ+m F mn λ F max } + j N() } + ) + m c +n σ +n ( ) λ +m ( Aθ) + F mn + θ µ j B j θ + c +nσ +n θ + ) µ P d, (48) where L() = v e e E} denotes the set of ndces of nes connected to bus. As mentoned above, the DC-OPF probem can be soved n parae by the DPCA-EC wth oca communcaton for the foowng ntutve dstrbuton of agents: At each bus an agent s nstaed that contros the dua varabe µ correspondng to the power fow baance constrant at bus, as we as the prma varabes P g and θ for = 1,...,n. Moreover, at each transmsson ne two agents, agent +n and agent +n+m, are nstaed that contro the dua mutpers λ and λ +m correspondng to the upper and ower ne fow mts at transmsson ne for = 1,...,m. Ths settng contanng m + n agents ensures that the communcaton takes pace ony ocay,.e., between topoogcay neghbored agents wth respect to the power network as can be seen n the foowng adjusted notaton of the DPCA-EC to sove the DC-OPF probem. We we choose d = (σ/) (µ,λ) accordng to the Assumptons..1 made n subsecton.. Note that for ths choce of prox-functon the convexty parameter σ > 0 can be chosen arbtrary (cf. step 4 of Agorthm 3.3.3):

25 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 5 Agorthm 4.0. For k 0 do n parae: 1. For = 1,...,n, gven ū k j f j N() } and h k, h k +m f bus s connected to transmsson ne,.e., f L(), where ū k and h k are defned accordng to (3), agent soves Φ (P g ) + ūk Pg + c σ }, P g,k+1 θ k+1 = argmn P g P = argmn θ Θ Pg ( h k h k +m )A L() j N() } ū k j B j θ + c +nσ +n f not aready done n a prevous teraton. After that he sends θ k+1 to agent j wth j N(), agent +n, and agent +n+m wth L().. Gven / L c = A + B j (c +n σ +n ) + 1/(c σ ), L() j N() } θ, For = 1,...,n, agent computes k := f c(ū k, h k ) = P g,k+1 µ j N() } B j θ k+1 j P d and soves µ k = argmax µ k (η + 1) L c µ k µ k L c µ R ṽ k = argmax v R L c v + v j + 1 j, } (µ µk ), where G() =, j e = (v,v j ) E } s the set of ndces of buses connected by transmsson ne. For = 1,...,m, agent +n computes the parta dervatve k +n := f c(ū k, h k ) λ = G() A θ k+1 F max and soves λ k = argmax λ k +n (η +n + 1) L c λ k λ k L c λ R + t k = argmax t R + L c t + t j + 1 j +n. } (λ λk ), Agent +n+m computes k +n+m := f c(ū k, h k ) λ +m = G() A θ k+1 + F mn

26 6 Martn C. Mene et a. and soves λ k +m = argmax λ k +n+m (η +n+m + 1) L c λ k λ k L c +m λ R + j + 1 t k +m = argmax t R + L c t + t k +n+m. } (λ λk +m ), +m ac- 3. For = 1,...,n and = 1,...,m the agent, agent +n, and agent +n+m update u k+1, h k+1, and h k+1 cordng to: u k+1 = k + 1 k + 3 µk + k + 3ṽk, h k+1 = k + 1 k + 3 λ k + k + 3 t k, h k+1 +m = k + 1 k + 3 λ k +m + k + 3 t k +m. 4. For = 1,...,n and = 1,...,m agent, agent +n, and agent +n+m exchange nformaton: f ū k u k+1 > k+1 then ū k+1 = u k+1 and sends u k+1 to agent j wth j N(), ese agent sends nothng and sets ū k+1 = ū k as we as agent j wth j N(). f h k hk+1 > k+1 then agent +n h k+1 = h k+1 and sends h k+1 to agent j wth L( j), ese agent +n sends nothng and sets h k+1 = h k as we as agent j wth L( j). Agent +m+n proceeds accordngy wth h k+1 +m and h k+1 +m. Remark A ook at the dervatves k j for j = 1,...,m + n yeds the number of neghbors η j of agent j n the IDG that descrbes the dependence of the jth component j f c (µ,λ) from the components controed by other agents (cf. Assumpton..): 3 N( j) N(), for j = 1,...,n, η j = 3 L( j) N(), for j = n + 1,...,n + m, 3 L( j m) N(), for j = n + m + 1,...,n + m. Ceary, a argmn- and argmax-probems n the above agorthm can be soved anaytcay, smar to as t was shown n Exampe..4, whch s very advantageous wth respect to the computatona compexty of each teraton. Another advantageous feature of the above agorthm s that the power varabes P g, whch can be nterpreted as prvate nformaton [6] that shoud be kept secret f generators beong to dfferent power suppers, doesn t have to be exchanged between the agents. Fnay, for the sake of competeness et us note that n the case of a 0 for = 1,...,n the cost functons Φ (x) are strongy convex wth convexty parameters a. In ths case we ony need to smoothen the Lagrangan of probem (45) wth respect to the phase ange varabes θ resutng n the foowng augmented

27 A Cass of Dstrbuted Optmzaton Methods wth Event-Trggered Communcaton 7 dua functon: f c (µ,λ) = mn Φ (P g P g P ) + µ P g } + mn θ Θ (λ λ +m )A c +n σ +n θ } + m ( λ+m F mn λ F max L() j N() } µ j B j θ + ) µ P d. (49) It s straghtforward to show that the Lpschtz constant of the gradent f c (µ,λ) of (49) s: L c = A + B j /(c +nσ +n ) + 1/(a ). L() j N() } We mpemented the above agorthm as we as the PCA n Matab R01a and compared them wth respect to the communcaton exchange. For the tests we used data from the power systems test case archve of the Unversty of Washngton that can be found n [4]. The frst probem that we dscuss s the IEEE 57 bus test case wth 80 transmsson nes and where 7 of the 57 buses are each connected to a generator (for ustraton we refer to [4]). We chose quadratc cost functons wth a 0 for = 1,...,7 and scaed the probem wth s = 30 accordng to subsecton 3.. We apped the sover IPOPT [19] to determne the optma scaed dua mutpers µ (s),λ (s) = < 1 and the optma vaue f of (45). For comparson we state here the prma gap of the approxmate soutons (51) at the startng pont (µ 0,λ 0 ),.e., at the center of the set Q = R n R m + accordng to (3): ( µ 0,λ 0) = argmnd Q (µ,λ), (50) (µ,λ) Q whch s K$/h. Moreover, the constrant voaton of the approxmate soutons (51) at the startng pont s For the choce ɛ = 0.7 after k = 3386 teratons of the PCA the approxmate soutons ( ˆP g, ˆθ) = ( j + 1) (k + 1)(k + ) (Pg, j+1,θ j+1 ), (51) where ˆP g = 0 f bus s not connected to a generator, shoud satsfy the foowng bounds on the prma gap and the constrant voaton accordng to nequaty (4) and Theorem (combned wth nequates (30) and (31) n subsecton 3.): Φ ( ˆP g ) f 0.7 (5) and ˆP g Bˆθ P [ d Aˆθ F max ] (53) Aˆθ + F mn Ths s verfed by the frst row of the foowng Tabe 1 whch shows the actua prma gap and constrant voaton of the souton obtaned wthout event-trggered communcaton. The rows - 5 of Tabe 1 show the prma gap and the constrant voaton of soutons obtaned wth the DPCA-EC for dfferent choces

28 8 Martn C. Mene et a. of β usng the threshod k = βδ k wth δ = Here δ s chosen such that there hods δ k 0.05 after haf of the requred number of teratons (k 33000/), whch ensures that δ k does not get too cose to zero too eary. In coumn 3 of Tabe 1 we state the amount of the overa communcaton events,.e., the exchange of prma and dua terates between the agents descrbed n Agorthm In coumn 5 we separatey state the amount of the dua communcaton events,.e., the exchange of dua terates, as the framework for event-trggered communcaton was ntroduced nto the DNA-EC deveoped n subsecton. that s used to update dua mutpers. It can be seen that ony for β 10,10 3 } the bounds on the constrant β δ k prma constrant overa dua gap voaton communcaton communcaton e6 (=100%) 16.e6 (=100%) k e6 ( 36 %).0e6 ( 1 %) k e6 ( 50 %) 3.1e6 ( 19 %) k e6 ( 59 %) 4.0e6 ( 4 % ) k e6 ( 64 %) 4.9e6 ( 30 % ) Tabe 1: Resuts for the IEEE 57 bus test case voaton (53) are sghty exceeded whereas for β 10 4,10 5 } the prma gap and the constrant voaton stay wthn the gven accuracy estmates (5) and (53) of the PCA wth the dfference that up to 50% of the overa communcaton and up to 76% of the dua communcaton coud be saved compared to the souton obtaned wthout event-trggered communcaton. Moreover, f nstantaneous communcaton s assumed we measured an overa computaton tme of ess than seconds on a Inte Xeon Pentum X5570 Pro processor wth.6 GHz whch s due to the ow computatona compexty of each teraton. We obtaned smar resuts for another DC-OPF probem that we but wth data from the IEEE 118 bus test case [4] wth 186 transmsson nes and where 34 of the 118 buses are each connected to a generator. Agan, we added quadratc cost functons wth a 0 for = 1,...,34 and scaed the probem wth s = 0 to obtan optma scaed dua mutpers wth µ (s),λ (s) = < 1. For comparson we state here agan the prma gap of the approxmate soutons (51) at the startng pont (µ 0,λ 0 ) whch s K$/h. Moreover, the constrant voaton of the approxmate soutons (51) at the startng pont s For ɛ = 1 after k = 1959 teratons of the PCA the approxmate soutons (51) shoud satsfy the foowng bounds: Φ ( ˆP g ) f 1 and ˆP g Bˆθ P [ d Aˆθ F max ] Aˆθ + F mn Usng a ayout dentca to Tabe 1, Tabe shows the resuts for δ = and β n k = βδ k. Here, the measured overa computaton tme of ess than 8 seconds. 4.1 Concusons We presented the DNA-EC and the DPCA-EC for dstrbuted optmzaton wth event-trggered communcaton. The DNA-EC extends an optma frst order method by Nesterov and s appcabe to probems

MARKOV CHAIN AND HIDDEN MARKOV MODEL

MARKOV CHAIN AND HIDDEN MARKOV MODEL MARKOV CHAIN AND HIDDEN MARKOV MODEL JIAN ZHANG JIANZHAN@STAT.PURDUE.EDU Markov chan and hdden Markov mode are probaby the smpest modes whch can be used to mode sequenta data,.e. data sampes whch are not

More information

Lower Bounding Procedures for the Single Allocation Hub Location Problem

Lower Bounding Procedures for the Single Allocation Hub Location Problem Lower Boundng Procedures for the Snge Aocaton Hub Locaton Probem Borzou Rostam 1,2 Chrstoph Buchhem 1,4 Fautät für Mathemat, TU Dortmund, Germany J. Faban Meer 1,3 Uwe Causen 1 Insttute of Transport Logstcs,

More information

Linear Approximation with Regularization and Moving Least Squares

Linear Approximation with Regularization and Moving Least Squares Lnear Approxmaton wth Regularzaton and Movng Least Squares Igor Grešovn May 007 Revson 4.6 (Revson : March 004). 5 4 3 0.5 3 3.5 4 Contents: Lnear Fttng...4. Weghted Least Squares n Functon Approxmaton...

More information

Lectures - Week 4 Matrix norms, Conditioning, Vector Spaces, Linear Independence, Spanning sets and Basis, Null space and Range of a Matrix

Lectures - Week 4 Matrix norms, Conditioning, Vector Spaces, Linear Independence, Spanning sets and Basis, Null space and Range of a Matrix Lectures - Week 4 Matrx norms, Condtonng, Vector Spaces, Lnear Independence, Spannng sets and Bass, Null space and Range of a Matrx Matrx Norms Now we turn to assocatng a number to each matrx. We could

More information

A finite difference method for heat equation in the unbounded domain

A finite difference method for heat equation in the unbounded domain Internatona Conerence on Advanced ectronc Scence and Technoogy (AST 6) A nte derence method or heat equaton n the unbounded doman a Quan Zheng and Xn Zhao Coege o Scence North Chna nversty o Technoogy

More information

Cyclic Codes BCH Codes

Cyclic Codes BCH Codes Cycc Codes BCH Codes Gaos Feds GF m A Gaos fed of m eements can be obtaned usng the symbos 0,, á, and the eements beng 0,, á, á, á 3 m,... so that fed F* s cosed under mutpcaton wth m eements. The operator

More information

A General Distributed Dual Coordinate Optimization Framework for Regularized Loss Minimization

A General Distributed Dual Coordinate Optimization Framework for Regularized Loss Minimization Journa of Machne Learnng Research 18 17 1-5 Submtted 9/16; Revsed 1/17; Pubshed 1/17 A Genera Dstrbuted Dua Coordnate Optmzaton Framework for Reguarzed Loss Mnmzaton Shun Zheng Insttute for Interdscpnary

More information

Generalized Linear Methods

Generalized Linear Methods Generalzed Lnear Methods 1 Introducton In the Ensemble Methods the general dea s that usng a combnaton of several weak learner one could make a better learner. More formally, assume that we have a set

More information

Research on Complex Networks Control Based on Fuzzy Integral Sliding Theory

Research on Complex Networks Control Based on Fuzzy Integral Sliding Theory Advanced Scence and Technoogy Letters Vo.83 (ISA 205), pp.60-65 http://dx.do.org/0.4257/ast.205.83.2 Research on Compex etworks Contro Based on Fuzzy Integra Sdng Theory Dongsheng Yang, Bngqng L, 2, He

More information

Singular Value Decomposition: Theory and Applications

Singular Value Decomposition: Theory and Applications Sngular Value Decomposton: Theory and Applcatons Danel Khashab Sprng 2015 Last Update: March 2, 2015 1 Introducton A = UDV where columns of U and V are orthonormal and matrx D s dagonal wth postve real

More information

MMA and GCMMA two methods for nonlinear optimization

MMA and GCMMA two methods for nonlinear optimization MMA and GCMMA two methods for nonlnear optmzaton Krster Svanberg Optmzaton and Systems Theory, KTH, Stockholm, Sweden. krlle@math.kth.se Ths note descrbes the algorthms used n the author s 2007 mplementatons

More information

APPENDIX A Some Linear Algebra

APPENDIX A Some Linear Algebra APPENDIX A Some Lnear Algebra The collecton of m, n matrces A.1 Matrces a 1,1,..., a 1,n A = a m,1,..., a m,n wth real elements a,j s denoted by R m,n. If n = 1 then A s called a column vector. Smlarly,

More information

Deriving the Dual. Prof. Bennett Math of Data Science 1/13/06

Deriving the Dual. Prof. Bennett Math of Data Science 1/13/06 Dervng the Dua Prof. Bennett Math of Data Scence /3/06 Outne Ntty Grtty for SVM Revew Rdge Regresson LS-SVM=KRR Dua Dervaton Bas Issue Summary Ntty Grtty Need Dua of w, b, z w 2 2 mn st. ( x w ) = C z

More information

n-step cycle inequalities: facets for continuous n-mixing set and strong cuts for multi-module capacitated lot-sizing problem

n-step cycle inequalities: facets for continuous n-mixing set and strong cuts for multi-module capacitated lot-sizing problem n-step cyce nequates: facets for contnuous n-mxng set and strong cuts for mut-modue capactated ot-szng probem Mansh Bansa and Kavash Kanfar Department of Industra and Systems Engneerng, Texas A&M Unversty,

More information

ON AUTOMATIC CONTINUITY OF DERIVATIONS FOR BANACH ALGEBRAS WITH INVOLUTION

ON AUTOMATIC CONTINUITY OF DERIVATIONS FOR BANACH ALGEBRAS WITH INVOLUTION European Journa of Mathematcs and Computer Scence Vo. No. 1, 2017 ON AUTOMATC CONTNUTY OF DERVATONS FOR BANACH ALGEBRAS WTH NVOLUTON Mohamed BELAM & Youssef T DL MATC Laboratory Hassan Unversty MORO CCO

More information

Delay tomography for large scale networks

Delay tomography for large scale networks Deay tomography for arge scae networks MENG-FU SHIH ALFRED O. HERO III Communcatons and Sgna Processng Laboratory Eectrca Engneerng and Computer Scence Department Unversty of Mchgan, 30 Bea. Ave., Ann

More information

Note 2. Ling fong Li. 1 Klein Gordon Equation Probablity interpretation Solutions to Klein-Gordon Equation... 2

Note 2. Ling fong Li. 1 Klein Gordon Equation Probablity interpretation Solutions to Klein-Gordon Equation... 2 Note 2 Lng fong L Contents Ken Gordon Equaton. Probabty nterpretaton......................................2 Soutons to Ken-Gordon Equaton............................... 2 2 Drac Equaton 3 2. Probabty nterpretaton.....................................

More information

arxiv: v1 [cs.gt] 28 Mar 2017

arxiv: v1 [cs.gt] 28 Mar 2017 A Dstrbuted Nash qubrum Seekng n Networked Graphca Games Farzad Saehsadaghan, and Lacra Pave arxv:7009765v csgt 8 Mar 07 Abstract Ths paper consders a dstrbuted gossp approach for fndng a Nash equbrum

More information

Lecture 12: Discrete Laplacian

Lecture 12: Discrete Laplacian Lecture 12: Dscrete Laplacan Scrbe: Tanye Lu Our goal s to come up wth a dscrete verson of Laplacan operator for trangulated surfaces, so that we can use t n practce to solve related problems We are mostly

More information

COXREG. Estimation (1)

COXREG. Estimation (1) COXREG Cox (972) frst suggested the modes n whch factors reated to fetme have a mutpcatve effect on the hazard functon. These modes are caed proportona hazards (PH) modes. Under the proportona hazards

More information

Solutions HW #2. minimize. Ax = b. Give the dual problem, and make the implicit equality constraints explicit. Solution.

Solutions HW #2. minimize. Ax = b. Give the dual problem, and make the implicit equality constraints explicit. Solution. Solutons HW #2 Dual of general LP. Fnd the dual functon of the LP mnmze subject to c T x Gx h Ax = b. Gve the dual problem, and make the mplct equalty constrants explct. Soluton. 1. The Lagrangan s L(x,

More information

Achieving Optimal Throughput Utility and Low Delay with CSMA-like Algorithms: A Virtual Multi-Channel Approach

Achieving Optimal Throughput Utility and Low Delay with CSMA-like Algorithms: A Virtual Multi-Channel Approach Achevng Optma Throughput Utty and Low Deay wth SMA-ke Agorthms: A Vrtua Mut-hanne Approach Po-Ka Huang, Student Member, IEEE, and Xaojun Ln, Senor Member, IEEE Abstract SMA agorthms have recenty receved

More information

Lecture Notes on Linear Regression

Lecture Notes on Linear Regression Lecture Notes on Lnear Regresson Feng L fl@sdueducn Shandong Unversty, Chna Lnear Regresson Problem In regresson problem, we am at predct a contnuous target value gven an nput feature vector We assume

More information

Accelerated gradient methods and dual decomposition in distributed model predictive control

Accelerated gradient methods and dual decomposition in distributed model predictive control Deft Unversty of Technoogy Deft Center for Systems and Contro Technca report 12-011-bs Acceerated gradent methods and dua decomposton n dstrbuted mode predctve contro P. Gsesson, M.D. Doan, T. Kevczky,

More information

Xin Li Department of Information Systems, College of Business, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, CHINA

Xin Li Department of Information Systems, College of Business, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, CHINA RESEARCH ARTICLE MOELING FIXE OS BETTING FOR FUTURE EVENT PREICTION Weyun Chen eartment of Educatona Informaton Technoogy, Facuty of Educaton, East Chna Norma Unversty, Shangha, CHINA {weyun.chen@qq.com}

More information

Associative Memories

Associative Memories Assocatve Memores We consder now modes for unsupervsed earnng probems, caed auto-assocaton probems. Assocaton s the task of mappng patterns to patterns. In an assocatve memory the stmuus of an ncompete

More information

Chapter 5. Solution of System of Linear Equations. Module No. 6. Solution of Inconsistent and Ill Conditioned Systems

Chapter 5. Solution of System of Linear Equations. Module No. 6. Solution of Inconsistent and Ill Conditioned Systems Numercal Analyss by Dr. Anta Pal Assstant Professor Department of Mathematcs Natonal Insttute of Technology Durgapur Durgapur-713209 emal: anta.bue@gmal.com 1 . Chapter 5 Soluton of System of Lnear Equatons

More information

Neural network-based athletics performance prediction optimization model applied research

Neural network-based athletics performance prediction optimization model applied research Avaabe onne www.jocpr.com Journa of Chemca and Pharmaceutca Research, 04, 6(6):8-5 Research Artce ISSN : 0975-784 CODEN(USA) : JCPRC5 Neura networ-based athetcs performance predcton optmzaton mode apped

More information

Kernel Methods and SVMs Extension

Kernel Methods and SVMs Extension Kernel Methods and SVMs Extenson The purpose of ths document s to revew materal covered n Machne Learnng 1 Supervsed Learnng regardng support vector machnes (SVMs). Ths document also provdes a general

More information

Complete subgraphs in multipartite graphs

Complete subgraphs in multipartite graphs Complete subgraphs n multpartte graphs FLORIAN PFENDER Unverstät Rostock, Insttut für Mathematk D-18057 Rostock, Germany Floran.Pfender@un-rostock.de Abstract Turán s Theorem states that every graph G

More information

3. Stress-strain relationships of a composite layer

3. Stress-strain relationships of a composite layer OM PO I O U P U N I V I Y O F W N ompostes ourse 8-9 Unversty of wente ng. &ech... tress-stran reatonshps of a composte ayer - Laurent Warnet & emo Aerman.. tress-stran reatonshps of a composte ayer Introducton

More information

2E Pattern Recognition Solutions to Introduction to Pattern Recognition, Chapter 2: Bayesian pattern classification

2E Pattern Recognition Solutions to Introduction to Pattern Recognition, Chapter 2: Bayesian pattern classification E395 - Pattern Recognton Solutons to Introducton to Pattern Recognton, Chapter : Bayesan pattern classfcaton Preface Ths document s a soluton manual for selected exercses from Introducton to Pattern Recognton

More information

Estimation: Part 2. Chapter GREG estimation

Estimation: Part 2. Chapter GREG estimation Chapter 9 Estmaton: Part 2 9. GREG estmaton In Chapter 8, we have seen that the regresson estmator s an effcent estmator when there s a lnear relatonshp between y and x. In ths chapter, we generalzed the

More information

Image Classification Using EM And JE algorithms

Image Classification Using EM And JE algorithms Machne earnng project report Fa, 2 Xaojn Sh, jennfer@soe Image Cassfcaton Usng EM And JE agorthms Xaojn Sh Department of Computer Engneerng, Unversty of Caforna, Santa Cruz, CA, 9564 jennfer@soe.ucsc.edu

More information

College of Computer & Information Science Fall 2009 Northeastern University 20 October 2009

College of Computer & Information Science Fall 2009 Northeastern University 20 October 2009 College of Computer & Informaton Scence Fall 2009 Northeastern Unversty 20 October 2009 CS7880: Algorthmc Power Tools Scrbe: Jan Wen and Laura Poplawsk Lecture Outlne: Prmal-dual schema Network Desgn:

More information

Assortment Optimization under MNL

Assortment Optimization under MNL Assortment Optmzaton under MNL Haotan Song Aprl 30, 2017 1 Introducton The assortment optmzaton problem ams to fnd the revenue-maxmzng assortment of products to offer when the prces of products are fxed.

More information

Subgradient Methods and Consensus Algorithms for Solving Convex Optimization Problems

Subgradient Methods and Consensus Algorithms for Solving Convex Optimization Problems Proceedngs of the 47th IEEE Conference on Decson and Contro Cancun, Mexco, Dec. 9-11, 2008 Subgradent Methods and Consensus Agorthms for Sovng Convex Optmzaton Probems Björn Johansson, Tamás Kevczy, Mae

More information

Physics 5153 Classical Mechanics. D Alembert s Principle and The Lagrangian-1

Physics 5153 Classical Mechanics. D Alembert s Principle and The Lagrangian-1 P. Guterrez Physcs 5153 Classcal Mechancs D Alembert s Prncple and The Lagrangan 1 Introducton The prncple of vrtual work provdes a method of solvng problems of statc equlbrum wthout havng to consder the

More information

Solutions to exam in SF1811 Optimization, Jan 14, 2015

Solutions to exam in SF1811 Optimization, Jan 14, 2015 Solutons to exam n SF8 Optmzaton, Jan 4, 25 3 3 O------O -4 \ / \ / The network: \/ where all lnks go from left to rght. /\ / \ / \ 6 O------O -5 2 4.(a) Let x = ( x 3, x 4, x 23, x 24 ) T, where the varable

More information

Polite Water-filling for Weighted Sum-rate Maximization in MIMO B-MAC Networks under. Multiple Linear Constraints

Polite Water-filling for Weighted Sum-rate Maximization in MIMO B-MAC Networks under. Multiple Linear Constraints 2011 IEEE Internatona Symposum on Informaton Theory Proceedngs Pote Water-fng for Weghted Sum-rate Maxmzaton n MIMO B-MAC Networks under Mutpe near Constrants An u 1, Youjan u 2, Vncent K. N. au 3, Hage

More information

An Augmented Lagrangian Coordination-Decomposition Algorithm for Solving Distributed Non-Convex Programs

An Augmented Lagrangian Coordination-Decomposition Algorithm for Solving Distributed Non-Convex Programs An Augmented Lagrangan Coordnaton-Decomposton Agorthm for Sovng Dstrbuted Non-Convex Programs Jean-Hubert Hours and Con N. Jones Abstract A nove augmented Lagrangan method for sovng non-convex programs

More information

2.3 Nilpotent endomorphisms

2.3 Nilpotent endomorphisms s a block dagonal matrx, wth A Mat dm U (C) In fact, we can assume that B = B 1 B k, wth B an ordered bass of U, and that A = [f U ] B, where f U : U U s the restrcton of f to U 40 23 Nlpotent endomorphsms

More information

SIMULTANEOUS wireless information and power transfer. Joint Optimization of Power and Data Transfer in Multiuser MIMO Systems

SIMULTANEOUS wireless information and power transfer. Joint Optimization of Power and Data Transfer in Multiuser MIMO Systems Jont Optmzaton of Power and Data ransfer n Mutuser MIMO Systems Javer Rubo, Antono Pascua-Iserte, Dane P. Paomar, and Andrea Godsmth Unverstat Potècnca de Cataunya UPC, Barceona, Span ong Kong Unversty

More information

Interference Alignment and Degrees of Freedom Region of Cellular Sigma Channel

Interference Alignment and Degrees of Freedom Region of Cellular Sigma Channel 2011 IEEE Internatona Symposum on Informaton Theory Proceedngs Interference Agnment and Degrees of Freedom Regon of Ceuar Sgma Channe Huaru Yn 1 Le Ke 2 Zhengdao Wang 2 1 WINLAB Dept of EEIS Unv. of Sc.

More information

Achieving Optimal Throughput Utility and Low Delay with CSMA-like Algorithms: A Virtual Multi-Channel Approach

Achieving Optimal Throughput Utility and Low Delay with CSMA-like Algorithms: A Virtual Multi-Channel Approach IEEE/AM TRANSATIONS ON NETWORKING, VOL. X, NO. XX, XXXXXXX 20X Achevng Optma Throughput Utty and Low Deay wth SMA-ke Agorthms: A Vrtua Mut-hanne Approach Po-Ka Huang, Student Member, IEEE, and Xaojun Ln,

More information

Outline. Communication. Bellman Ford Algorithm. Bellman Ford Example. Bellman Ford Shortest Path [1]

Outline. Communication. Bellman Ford Algorithm. Bellman Ford Example. Bellman Ford Shortest Path [1] DYNAMIC SHORTEST PATH SEARCH AND SYNCHRONIZED TASK SWITCHING Jay Wagenpfel, Adran Trachte 2 Outlne Shortest Communcaton Path Searchng Bellmann Ford algorthm Algorthm for dynamc case Modfcatons to our algorthm

More information

NP-Completeness : Proofs

NP-Completeness : Proofs NP-Completeness : Proofs Proof Methods A method to show a decson problem Π NP-complete s as follows. (1) Show Π NP. (2) Choose an NP-complete problem Π. (3) Show Π Π. A method to show an optmzaton problem

More information

n α j x j = 0 j=1 has a nontrivial solution. Here A is the n k matrix whose jth column is the vector for all t j=0

n α j x j = 0 j=1 has a nontrivial solution. Here A is the n k matrix whose jth column is the vector for all t j=0 MODULE 2 Topcs: Lnear ndependence, bass and dmenson We have seen that f n a set of vectors one vector s a lnear combnaton of the remanng vectors n the set then the span of the set s unchanged f that vector

More information

CSci 6974 and ECSE 6966 Math. Tech. for Vision, Graphics and Robotics Lecture 21, April 17, 2006 Estimating A Plane Homography

CSci 6974 and ECSE 6966 Math. Tech. for Vision, Graphics and Robotics Lecture 21, April 17, 2006 Estimating A Plane Homography CSc 6974 and ECSE 6966 Math. Tech. for Vson, Graphcs and Robotcs Lecture 21, Aprl 17, 2006 Estmatng A Plane Homography Overvew We contnue wth a dscusson of the major ssues, usng estmaton of plane projectve

More information

princeton univ. F 17 cos 521: Advanced Algorithm Design Lecture 7: LP Duality Lecturer: Matt Weinberg

princeton univ. F 17 cos 521: Advanced Algorithm Design Lecture 7: LP Duality Lecturer: Matt Weinberg prnceton unv. F 17 cos 521: Advanced Algorthm Desgn Lecture 7: LP Dualty Lecturer: Matt Wenberg Scrbe: LP Dualty s an extremely useful tool for analyzng structural propertes of lnear programs. Whle there

More information

Example: Suppose we want to build a classifier that recognizes WebPages of graduate students.

Example: Suppose we want to build a classifier that recognizes WebPages of graduate students. Exampe: Suppose we want to bud a cassfer that recognzes WebPages of graduate students. How can we fnd tranng data? We can browse the web and coect a sampe of WebPages of graduate students of varous unverstes.

More information

Supplement: Proofs and Technical Details for The Solution Path of the Generalized Lasso

Supplement: Proofs and Technical Details for The Solution Path of the Generalized Lasso Supplement: Proofs and Techncal Detals for The Soluton Path of the Generalzed Lasso Ryan J. Tbshran Jonathan Taylor In ths document we gve supplementary detals to the paper The Soluton Path of the Generalzed

More information

PHYS 705: Classical Mechanics. Calculus of Variations II

PHYS 705: Classical Mechanics. Calculus of Variations II 1 PHYS 705: Classcal Mechancs Calculus of Varatons II 2 Calculus of Varatons: Generalzaton (no constrant yet) Suppose now that F depends on several dependent varables : We need to fnd such that has a statonary

More information

Monica Purcaru and Nicoleta Aldea. Abstract

Monica Purcaru and Nicoleta Aldea. Abstract FILOMAT (Nš) 16 (22), 7 17 GENERAL CONFORMAL ALMOST SYMPLECTIC N-LINEAR CONNECTIONS IN THE BUNDLE OF ACCELERATIONS Monca Purcaru and Ncoeta Adea Abstract The am of ths paper 1 s to fnd the transformaton

More information

Some modelling aspects for the Matlab implementation of MMA

Some modelling aspects for the Matlab implementation of MMA Some modellng aspects for the Matlab mplementaton of MMA Krster Svanberg krlle@math.kth.se Optmzaton and Systems Theory Department of Mathematcs KTH, SE 10044 Stockholm September 2004 1. Consdered optmzaton

More information

Chapter - 2. Distribution System Power Flow Analysis

Chapter - 2. Distribution System Power Flow Analysis Chapter - 2 Dstrbuton System Power Flow Analyss CHAPTER - 2 Radal Dstrbuton System Load Flow 2.1 Introducton Load flow s an mportant tool [66] for analyzng electrcal power system network performance. Load

More information

MAXIMUM NORM STABILITY OF DIFFERENCE SCHEMES FOR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS ON OVERSET NONMATCHING SPACE-TIME GRIDS

MAXIMUM NORM STABILITY OF DIFFERENCE SCHEMES FOR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS ON OVERSET NONMATCHING SPACE-TIME GRIDS MATHEMATICS OF COMPUTATION Voume 72 Number 242 Pages 619 656 S 0025-57180201462-X Artce eectroncay pubshed on November 4 2002 MAXIMUM NORM STABILITY OF DIFFERENCE SCHEMES FOR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS ON OVERSET

More information

QUARTERLY OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS

QUARTERLY OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS QUARTERLY OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS Voume XLI October 983 Number 3 DIAKOPTICS OR TEARING-A MATHEMATICAL APPROACH* By P. W. AITCHISON Unversty of Mantoba Abstract. The method of dakoptcs or tearng was ntroduced

More information

Multispectral Remote Sensing Image Classification Algorithm Based on Rough Set Theory

Multispectral Remote Sensing Image Classification Algorithm Based on Rough Set Theory Proceedngs of the 2009 IEEE Internatona Conference on Systems Man and Cybernetcs San Antono TX USA - October 2009 Mutspectra Remote Sensng Image Cassfcaton Agorthm Based on Rough Set Theory Yng Wang Xaoyun

More information

Key words. corner singularities, energy-corrected finite element methods, optimal convergence rates, pollution effect, re-entrant corners

Key words. corner singularities, energy-corrected finite element methods, optimal convergence rates, pollution effect, re-entrant corners NESTED NEWTON STRATEGIES FOR ENERGY-CORRECTED FINITE ELEMENT METHODS U. RÜDE1, C. WALUGA 2, AND B. WOHLMUTH 2 Abstract. Energy-corrected fnte eement methods provde an attractve technque to dea wth eptc

More information

A General Column Generation Algorithm Applied to System Reliability Optimization Problems

A General Column Generation Algorithm Applied to System Reliability Optimization Problems A Genera Coumn Generaton Agorthm Apped to System Reabty Optmzaton Probems Lea Za, Davd W. Cot, Department of Industra and Systems Engneerng, Rutgers Unversty, Pscataway, J 08854, USA Abstract A genera

More information

A Derivative-Free Algorithm for Bound Constrained Optimization

A Derivative-Free Algorithm for Bound Constrained Optimization Computatona Optmzaton and Appcatons, 21, 119 142, 2002 c 2002 Kuwer Academc Pubshers. Manufactured n The Netherands. A Dervatve-Free Agorthm for Bound Constraned Optmzaton STEFANO LUCIDI ucd@ds.unroma.t

More information

Foundations of Arithmetic

Foundations of Arithmetic Foundatons of Arthmetc Notaton We shall denote the sum and product of numbers n the usual notaton as a 2 + a 2 + a 3 + + a = a, a 1 a 2 a 3 a = a The notaton a b means a dvdes b,.e. ac = b where c s an

More information

Report on Image warping

Report on Image warping Report on Image warpng Xuan Ne, Dec. 20, 2004 Ths document summarzed the algorthms of our mage warpng soluton for further study, and there s a detaled descrpton about the mplementaton of these algorthms.

More information

Inner Product. Euclidean Space. Orthonormal Basis. Orthogonal

Inner Product. Euclidean Space. Orthonormal Basis. Orthogonal Inner Product Defnton 1 () A Eucldean space s a fnte-dmensonal vector space over the reals R, wth an nner product,. Defnton 2 (Inner Product) An nner product, on a real vector space X s a symmetrc, blnear,

More information

New Inexact Parallel Variable Distribution Algorithms

New Inexact Parallel Variable Distribution Algorithms Computatona Optmzaton and Appcatons 7, 165 18 1997) c 1997 Kuwer Academc Pubshers. Manufactured n The Netherands. New Inexact Parae Varabe Dstrbuton Agorthms MICHAEL V. SOLODOV soodov@mpa.br Insttuto de

More information

On the Power Function of the Likelihood Ratio Test for MANOVA

On the Power Function of the Likelihood Ratio Test for MANOVA Journa of Mutvarate Anayss 8, 416 41 (00) do:10.1006/jmva.001.036 On the Power Functon of the Lkehood Rato Test for MANOVA Dua Kumar Bhaumk Unversty of South Aabama and Unversty of Inos at Chcago and Sanat

More information

Appendix for An Efficient Ascending-Bid Auction for Multiple Objects: Comment For Online Publication

Appendix for An Efficient Ascending-Bid Auction for Multiple Objects: Comment For Online Publication Appendx for An Effcent Ascendng-Bd Aucton for Mutpe Objects: Comment For Onne Pubcaton Norak Okamoto The foowng counterexampe shows that sncere bddng by a bdders s not aways an ex post perfect equbrum

More information

The Second Anti-Mathima on Game Theory

The Second Anti-Mathima on Game Theory The Second Ant-Mathma on Game Theory Ath. Kehagas December 1 2006 1 Introducton In ths note we wll examne the noton of game equlbrum for three types of games 1. 2-player 2-acton zero-sum games 2. 2-player

More information

ANSWERS. Problem 1. and the moment generating function (mgf) by. defined for any real t. Use this to show that E( U) var( U)

ANSWERS. Problem 1. and the moment generating function (mgf) by. defined for any real t. Use this to show that E( U) var( U) Econ 413 Exam 13 H ANSWERS Settet er nndelt 9 deloppgaver, A,B,C, som alle anbefales å telle lkt for å gøre det ltt lettere å stå. Svar er gtt . Unfortunately, there s a prntng error n the hnt of

More information

Boundary Value Problems. Lecture Objectives. Ch. 27

Boundary Value Problems. Lecture Objectives. Ch. 27 Boundar Vaue Probes Ch. 7 Lecture Obectves o understand the dfference between an nta vaue and boundar vaue ODE o be abe to understand when and how to app the shootng ethod and FD ethod. o understand what

More information

Feature Selection: Part 1

Feature Selection: Part 1 CSE 546: Machne Learnng Lecture 5 Feature Selecton: Part 1 Instructor: Sham Kakade 1 Regresson n the hgh dmensonal settng How do we learn when the number of features d s greater than the sample sze n?

More information

Quantum Runge-Lenz Vector and the Hydrogen Atom, the hidden SO(4) symmetry

Quantum Runge-Lenz Vector and the Hydrogen Atom, the hidden SO(4) symmetry Quantum Runge-Lenz ector and the Hydrogen Atom, the hdden SO(4) symmetry Pasca Szrftgser and Edgardo S. Cheb-Terrab () Laboratore PhLAM, UMR CNRS 85, Unversté Le, F-59655, France () Mapesoft Let's consder

More information

DSCOVR: Randomized Primal-Dual Block Coordinate Algorithms for Asynchronous Distributed Optimization

DSCOVR: Randomized Primal-Dual Block Coordinate Algorithms for Asynchronous Distributed Optimization DSCOVR: Randomzed Prma-Dua Boc Coordnate Agorthms for Asynchronous Dstrbuted Optmzaton Ln Xao Mcrosoft Research AI Redmond, WA 9805, USA Adams We Yu Machne Learnng Department, Carnege Meon Unversty Pttsburgh,

More information

A generalization of Picard-Lindelof theorem/ the method of characteristics to systems of PDE

A generalization of Picard-Lindelof theorem/ the method of characteristics to systems of PDE A generazaton of Pcard-Lndeof theorem/ the method of characterstcs to systems of PDE Erfan Shachan b,a,1 a Department of Physcs, Unversty of Toronto, 60 St. George St., Toronto ON M5S 1A7, Canada b Department

More information

U.C. Berkeley CS294: Spectral Methods and Expanders Handout 8 Luca Trevisan February 17, 2016

U.C. Berkeley CS294: Spectral Methods and Expanders Handout 8 Luca Trevisan February 17, 2016 U.C. Berkeley CS94: Spectral Methods and Expanders Handout 8 Luca Trevsan February 7, 06 Lecture 8: Spectral Algorthms Wrap-up In whch we talk about even more generalzatons of Cheeger s nequaltes, and

More information

Price Competition under Linear Demand and Finite Inventories: Contraction and Approximate Equilibria

Price Competition under Linear Demand and Finite Inventories: Contraction and Approximate Equilibria Prce Competton under Lnear Demand and Fnte Inventores: Contracton and Approxmate Equbra Jayang Gao, Krshnamurthy Iyer, Huseyn Topaogu 1 Abstract We consder a compettve prcng probem where there are mutpe

More information

Chapter 6. Rotations and Tensors

Chapter 6. Rotations and Tensors Vector Spaces n Physcs 8/6/5 Chapter 6. Rotatons and ensors here s a speca knd of near transformaton whch s used to transforms coordnates from one set of axes to another set of axes (wth the same orgn).

More information

Research Article. Almost Sure Convergence of Random Projected Proximal and Subgradient Algorithms for Distributed Nonsmooth Convex Optimization

Research Article. Almost Sure Convergence of Random Projected Proximal and Subgradient Algorithms for Distributed Nonsmooth Convex Optimization To appear n Optmzaton Vol. 00, No. 00, Month 20XX, 1 27 Research Artcle Almost Sure Convergence of Random Projected Proxmal and Subgradent Algorthms for Dstrbuted Nonsmooth Convex Optmzaton Hdea Idua a

More information

COS 521: Advanced Algorithms Game Theory and Linear Programming

COS 521: Advanced Algorithms Game Theory and Linear Programming COS 521: Advanced Algorthms Game Theory and Lnear Programmng Moses Charkar February 27, 2013 In these notes, we ntroduce some basc concepts n game theory and lnear programmng (LP). We show a connecton

More information

Maximizing the number of nonnegative subsets

Maximizing the number of nonnegative subsets Maxmzng the number of nonnegatve subsets Noga Alon Hao Huang December 1, 213 Abstract Gven a set of n real numbers, f the sum of elements of every subset of sze larger than k s negatve, what s the maxmum

More information

Week3, Chapter 4. Position and Displacement. Motion in Two Dimensions. Instantaneous Velocity. Average Velocity

Week3, Chapter 4. Position and Displacement. Motion in Two Dimensions. Instantaneous Velocity. Average Velocity Week3, Chapter 4 Moton n Two Dmensons Lecture Quz A partcle confned to moton along the x axs moves wth constant acceleraton from x =.0 m to x = 8.0 m durng a 1-s tme nterval. The velocty of the partcle

More information

Distributed Moving Horizon State Estimation of Nonlinear Systems. Jing Zhang

Distributed Moving Horizon State Estimation of Nonlinear Systems. Jing Zhang Dstrbuted Movng Horzon State Estmaton of Nonnear Systems by Jng Zhang A thess submtted n parta fufment of the requrements for the degree of Master of Scence n Chemca Engneerng Department of Chemca and

More information

Module 3 LOSSY IMAGE COMPRESSION SYSTEMS. Version 2 ECE IIT, Kharagpur

Module 3 LOSSY IMAGE COMPRESSION SYSTEMS. Version 2 ECE IIT, Kharagpur Module 3 LOSSY IMAGE COMPRESSION SYSTEMS Verson ECE IIT, Kharagpur Lesson 6 Theory of Quantzaton Verson ECE IIT, Kharagpur Instructonal Objectves At the end of ths lesson, the students should be able to:

More information

Stanford University CS359G: Graph Partitioning and Expanders Handout 4 Luca Trevisan January 13, 2011

Stanford University CS359G: Graph Partitioning and Expanders Handout 4 Luca Trevisan January 13, 2011 Stanford Unversty CS359G: Graph Parttonng and Expanders Handout 4 Luca Trevsan January 3, 0 Lecture 4 In whch we prove the dffcult drecton of Cheeger s nequalty. As n the past lectures, consder an undrected

More information

Approximate merging of a pair of BeÂzier curves

Approximate merging of a pair of BeÂzier curves COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN Computer-Aded Desgn 33 (1) 15±136 www.esever.com/ocate/cad Approxmate mergng of a par of BeÂzer curves Sh-Mn Hu a,b, *, Rou-Feng Tong c, Tao Ju a,b, Ja-Guang Sun a,b a Natona CAD

More information

Laboratory 1c: Method of Least Squares

Laboratory 1c: Method of Least Squares Lab 1c, Least Squares Laboratory 1c: Method of Least Squares Introducton Consder the graph of expermental data n Fgure 1. In ths experment x s the ndependent varable and y the dependent varable. Clearly

More information

Vector Norms. Chapter 7 Iterative Techniques in Matrix Algebra. Cauchy-Bunyakovsky-Schwarz Inequality for Sums. Distances. Convergence.

Vector Norms. Chapter 7 Iterative Techniques in Matrix Algebra. Cauchy-Bunyakovsky-Schwarz Inequality for Sums. Distances. Convergence. Vector Norms Chapter 7 Iteratve Technques n Matrx Algebra Per-Olof Persson persson@berkeley.edu Department of Mathematcs Unversty of Calforna, Berkeley Math 128B Numercal Analyss Defnton A vector norm

More information

Supplementary Material: Learning Structured Weight Uncertainty in Bayesian Neural Networks

Supplementary Material: Learning Structured Weight Uncertainty in Bayesian Neural Networks Shengyang Sun, Changyou Chen, Lawrence Carn Suppementary Matera: Learnng Structured Weght Uncertanty n Bayesan Neura Networks Shengyang Sun Changyou Chen Lawrence Carn Tsnghua Unversty Duke Unversty Duke

More information

LOW-DENSITY Parity-Check (LDPC) codes have received

LOW-DENSITY Parity-Check (LDPC) codes have received IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS, VOL. 59, NO. 7, JULY 2011 1807 Successve Maxmzaton for Systematc Desgn of Unversay Capacty Approachng Rate-Compatbe Sequences of LDPC Code Ensembes over Bnary-Input

More information

Lower bounds for the Crossing Number of the Cartesian Product of a Vertex-transitive Graph with a Cycle

Lower bounds for the Crossing Number of the Cartesian Product of a Vertex-transitive Graph with a Cycle Lower bounds for the Crossng Number of the Cartesan Product of a Vertex-transtve Graph wth a Cyce Junho Won MIT-PRIMES December 4, 013 Abstract. The mnmum number of crossngs for a drawngs of a gven graph

More information

NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION

NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION 1 Introducton Dfferentaton s a method to compute the rate at whch a dependent output y changes wth respect to the change n the ndependent nput x. Ths rate of change s called the

More information

[WAVES] 1. Waves and wave forces. Definition of waves

[WAVES] 1. Waves and wave forces. Definition of waves 1. Waves and forces Defnton of s In the smuatons on ong-crested s are consdered. The drecton of these s (μ) s defned as sketched beow n the goba co-ordnate sstem: North West East South The eevaton can

More information

Dynamic Systems on Graphs

Dynamic Systems on Graphs Prepared by F.L. Lews Updated: Saturday, February 06, 200 Dynamc Systems on Graphs Control Graphs and Consensus A network s a set of nodes that collaborates to acheve what each cannot acheve alone. A network,

More information

A MIN-MAX REGRET ROBUST OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR LARGE SCALE FULL FACTORIAL SCENARIO DESIGN OF DATA UNCERTAINTY

A MIN-MAX REGRET ROBUST OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR LARGE SCALE FULL FACTORIAL SCENARIO DESIGN OF DATA UNCERTAINTY A MIN-MAX REGRET ROBST OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR ARGE SCAE F FACTORIA SCENARIO DESIGN OF DATA NCERTAINTY Travat Assavapokee Department of Industra Engneerng, nversty of Houston, Houston, Texas 7704-4008,

More information

ON A DETERMINATION OF THE INITIAL FUNCTIONS FROM THE OBSERVED VALUES OF THE BOUNDARY FUNCTIONS FOR THE SECOND-ORDER HYPERBOLIC EQUATION

ON A DETERMINATION OF THE INITIAL FUNCTIONS FROM THE OBSERVED VALUES OF THE BOUNDARY FUNCTIONS FOR THE SECOND-ORDER HYPERBOLIC EQUATION Advanced Mathematcal Models & Applcatons Vol.3, No.3, 2018, pp.215-222 ON A DETERMINATION OF THE INITIAL FUNCTIONS FROM THE OBSERVED VALUES OF THE BOUNDARY FUNCTIONS FOR THE SECOND-ORDER HYPERBOLIC EUATION

More information

ECE559VV Project Report

ECE559VV Project Report ECE559VV Project Report (Supplementary Notes Loc Xuan Bu I. MAX SUM-RATE SCHEDULING: THE UPLINK CASE We have seen (n the presentaton that, for downlnk (broadcast channels, the strategy maxmzng the sum-rate

More information

Problem Set 9 Solutions

Problem Set 9 Solutions Desgn and Analyss of Algorthms May 4, 2015 Massachusetts Insttute of Technology 6.046J/18.410J Profs. Erk Demane, Srn Devadas, and Nancy Lynch Problem Set 9 Solutons Problem Set 9 Solutons Ths problem

More information

Resource Allocation with a Budget Constraint for Computing Independent Tasks in the Cloud

Resource Allocation with a Budget Constraint for Computing Independent Tasks in the Cloud Resource Allocaton wth a Budget Constrant for Computng Independent Tasks n the Cloud Wemng Sh and Bo Hong School of Electrcal and Computer Engneerng Georga Insttute of Technology, USA 2nd IEEE Internatonal

More information

Lecture 20: Lift and Project, SDP Duality. Today we will study the Lift and Project method. Then we will prove the SDP duality theorem.

Lecture 20: Lift and Project, SDP Duality. Today we will study the Lift and Project method. Then we will prove the SDP duality theorem. prnceton u. sp 02 cos 598B: algorthms and complexty Lecture 20: Lft and Project, SDP Dualty Lecturer: Sanjeev Arora Scrbe:Yury Makarychev Today we wll study the Lft and Project method. Then we wll prove

More information