Interior Point Methods 1
summary
Lecture claims simple Newton-style primal‑dual schemes solve LP by following the central path and driving the duality gap mu to zero, using only linear solves and diagonal scaling. It gives explicit Newton systems, shows step length selection by solving up to N quadratics, and proves long‑step path‑following yields O(n log(1/epsilon)) iterations while short‑step and predictor‑corrector schemes give O(√n log(1/epsilon)). Initialization in the feasible neighborhood is required; practical methods use adaptive sigma and Mehrotra‑style heuristics.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 5:49Reviews of Linear Programming
- 8:07Lp Duality
- 8:45Strong Duality
- 10:03The Simplex Method
- 10:27Duality and Complementarity
- 10:59One-Line Proof
- 13:38Maintaining Strict Feasibility
- 18:09Newton's Method for Nonlinear Algebraic Equations
- 18:47Taylor's Theorem Derivation of Newton's Method
- 19:11First Order Taylor Series Approximation
- 19:23Taylor's Theorem of Newton's Method
- 22:02Self Concordance
- 22:40Newton's Method for Non-Linear Equations
- 22:51Newton's Method for Minimizing a Function
- 27:08Ways To Define Neighborhoods
- 27:25Ways To Measure Neighborhoods
- 30:21Long Step Path Following
- 30:33Strategy
- 57:52Predictor Corrector
