Splitting Conic Solver
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Splitting Conic Solver
Proximal operators for nonsmooth optimization in Julia
Julia implementation for various Frank-Wolfe and Conditional Gradient variants
PEPit is a package enabling computer-assisted worst-case analyses of first-order optimization methods.
Code of the Performance Estimation Toolbox (PESTO) whose aim is to ease the access to the PEP methodology for performing worst-case analyses of first-order methods in convex and nonconvex optimization. The numerical worst-case analyses from PEP can be performed just by writting the algorithms just as you would implement them.
A Julia package that solves Linearly Constrained Separable Optimization Problems using ADMM.
Mixed-Integer Convex Programming: Branch-and-bound with Frank-Wolfe-based convex relaxations
Demonstration of the PIPG algorithm for trajectory optimization
Suite of Predictive Controllers for Industrial Embedded Systems. A Matlab toolbox for automatic code generation of solvers for MPC controllers.
Topics in Signal Processing
Frank--Wolfe algorithms for PDE-constrained optimization
The SLTP Generalized Planning Framework: Sample, Learn, Transform & Plan
Implementation and comparison of zero order vs first order method on the AdaMM (aka AMSGrad) optimizer: analysis of convergence rates and minima shape
Code to reproduce the results presented in the work "Efficient First-order Methods for Convex Minimization: a Constructive Approach" (in Mathematical Programming series A) by Y. Drori and A. Taylor.
Bregman Proximal type algorithms
Optimization Algorithms for educational purposes.
Solver for minimization problems over the l1-ball
Implementation and brief comparison of different First Order and different Proximal gradient methods, comparison of their convergence rates
Approximate Bregman proximal gradient algorithm
An open-source MATLAB benchmark for reduced-precision solver verification
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