Based on a class of smoothing approximations to projection function onto second-order cone, an approximate lower order penalty approach for solving second-order cone linear complementarity problems (SOCLCPs) is proposed, and four kinds of specific smoothing approximations are considered. In light of this approach, the SOCLCP is approximated by asymptotic lower order penalty equations with penalty parameter and smoothing parameter. When the penalty parameter tends to positive infinity and the smoothing parameter monotonically decreases to zero, we show that the solution sequence of the asymptotic lower order penalty equations converges to the solution of the SOCLCP at an exponential rate under a mild assumption. A corresponding algorithm is constructed and numerical results are reported to illustrate the feasibility of this approach. The performance profile of four specific smoothing approximations is presented, and the generalization of two approximations are also investigated.
Strongly motivated from use in various fields including machine learning, the methodology of sparse optimization has been developed intensively so far. Especially, the recent advance of algorithms for solving problems with nonsmooth regularizers is remarkable. However, those algorithms suppose that weight parameters of regularizers, called hyperparameters hereafter, are pre-fixed, and it is a crucial matter how the best hyperparameter should be selected. In this paper, we focus on the hyperparameter selection of regularizers related to the p function with 0 < p ≤ 1 and
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