2017
DOI: 10.22436/jnsa.010.11.33
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Expected residual minimization method for uncertain variational inequality problems

Abstract: This paper considers an uncertain variational inequality problem (UVIP). We first establish UVIP as an optimization problem (ERM model) which minimizes the expected residual of the so-called regularized gap function. Then, we make some assumptions about a UVIP subclass in which the function involved is affine. Thus the priority in our paper is to discuss the properties of the ERM problem and comprehensive convergence analysis under uncertainty theory. In the end, we make a conclusion.

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“…Based on the discussion of the previous section, we proposed a method of convex combined expectations of the least absolute deviation and least squares about the so-called regularized gap function for nonlinear uncertain variational inequality problems (for short, UNVIP). We succeeded in establishing the UWERM model and extend the results given in [14] to the case where the uncertain event space is compact. As shown in the paper, convergence of global optimal solutions and convergence of stationary points are analyzed respectively.…”
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“…Based on the discussion of the previous section, we proposed a method of convex combined expectations of the least absolute deviation and least squares about the so-called regularized gap function for nonlinear uncertain variational inequality problems (for short, UNVIP). We succeeded in establishing the UWERM model and extend the results given in [14] to the case where the uncertain event space is compact. As shown in the paper, convergence of global optimal solutions and convergence of stationary points are analyzed respectively.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…From Theorem 4.2 of [14] and the continuity of (F, ∇ x F), θ is continuously differentiable over S and…”
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