Primal-Dual Algorithms for Hyperbolic Programming Problems
summary
Presents a primal‑dual method that uses the barrier f(x) = -log P(x) for hyperbolic cones, exploits negative curvature (Hessian maps cone into its dual), and follows the central path where the duality gap equals theta·mu. Algorithm minimizes a convex W‑metric (with a rank‑two update when needed), requires evaluating P and its gradient from a straight‑line program, and proves an iteration bound of sqrt(theta) log(1/epsilon); theory guarantees the bound and polynomial‑time behavior given the input format.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Polynomials and cones
- 6:35Optimization problem setup
- 9:05Feasibility and duals
- 11:45Barrier function properties
- 17:11Geometric insights
- 25:26Local metrics and geometry
- 32:49Central path and updates
- 37:38Algorithmic results
- 43:05Special cone classes
- 44:31Q&A session
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