Shows enhanced accuracy in solving robotic grasping tasks, suggesting effective computational methods.
The robotic grasping problem is firstly cast as a linear complementarity problem and reformulated into nonsmooth equations. We propose two block Kaczmarz methods to solve the equations. The K-means clustering algorithm is utilized to partition the nonsmooth equations. Based on the resulting block information, the subgradient greedy randomized Kaczmarz method and the subgradient multi-step greedy Kaczmarz method are constructed. Asymptotic convergence of the proposed block subgradient Kaczmarz methods is given. Numerical results confirm the superior computational accuracy of the new methods.
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