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H. Mohammadi,
M. Razaviyayn,
and M. R. Jovanovic.
Robustness of accelerated first-order algorithms for strongly convex optimization problems.
IEEE Trans. Automat. Control,
66(6):2480-2495,
June 2021.
Keyword(s): Accelerated first-order algorithms,
Consensus networks,
Control for optimization,
Convex optimization,
Integral quadratic constraints,
Linear matrix inequalities,
Noise amplification,
Second-order moments,
Semidefinite programming.
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H. Mohammadi and M. R. Jovanovic.
On the noise amplification of primal-dual gradient flow dynamics based on proximal augmented Lagrangian.
In Proceedings of the 2022 American Control Conference,
Atlanta, GA,
pages 926-931,
2022.
Keyword(s): Control for optimization,
Convex Optimization,
Integral quadratic constraints,
Linear matrix inequalities,
Noise amplification,
Non-smooth optimization,
Proximal algorithms,
Primal-dual gradient flow dynamics,
Primal-dual methods,
Proximal augmented Lagrangian,
Second-order moments,
Semidefinite programming.
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H. Mohammadi,
M. Razaviyayn,
and M. R. Jovanovic.
Performance of noisy Nesterov's accelerated method for strongly convex optimization problems.
In Proceedings of the 2019 American Control Conference,
Philadelphia, PA,
pages 3426-3431,
2019.
Keyword(s): Accelerated first-order algorithms,
Control for optimization,
Convex optimization,
Integral quadratic constraints,
Linear matrix inequalities,
Noise amplification,
Second-order moments,
Semidefinite programming.
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A. Zare and M. R. Jovanovic.
Optimal sensor selection via proximal optimization algorithms.
In Proceedings of the 57th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control,
Miami, FL,
pages 6514-6519,
2018.
Keyword(s): Convex optimization,
Proximal algorithms,
Sensor selection,
Semidefinite programming,
Sparsity-promoting estimation and control,
Quasi-Newton methods.
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M. Fardad and M. R. Jovanovic.
On the design of optimal structured and sparse feedback gains using semidefinite programming.
In Proceedings of the 2014 American Control Conference,
Portland, OR,
pages 2438-2443,
2014.
Keyword(s): Architectural issues in distributed control design,
Cardinality minimization,
Convex optimization,
Distributed control,
Sparsity-promoting optimal control.
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