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Large Step Path-Following Methods for Linear Programming, Part I: Barrier Function Method
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1991
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Mathematical ProgrammingNumerical AnalysisEngineeringComputational ComplexityUnconstrained OptimizationOperations ResearchNonlinear ProgrammingSystems EngineeringCombinatorial OptimizationApproximation TheoryLinear OptimizationContinuous OptimizationBarrier Function MethodComputer ScienceApproximation AlgorithmsQuadratic ProgrammingOptimization ProblemLinear ProgrammingInternal CycleInternal MinimizationMaster Iteration
The algorithm proposed in this paper is the classical logarithmic barrier function method with Newton–Raphson steps for the internal minimization of the penalized function. Polynomial behavior is obtained by stopping each internal cycle when the iterates approach the central trajectory. Each master iteration updates the penalty parameter by a constant factor, and the overall complexity bound depends on this factor: $O(nL)$ Newton iterations for an arbitrary constant, and $O(\sqrt{n} L)$ iterations for a constant dependent on $\sqrt{n} $.
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