Demonstrates a convergence rate for fixed-point residual in maximal monotone inclusion, indicating algorithm efficiency.
We propose an inexact accelerated proximal point algorithm for solving the maximal monotone inclusion problem. By a fundamental proof, a convergence rate of O(1/k) for the fixed-point residual is established under a novel inexact criterion for subproblem solutions, where k denotes the iteration index. Additionally, numerical experiments are conducted to validate the theoretical findings, demonstrating that the proposed algorithm is efficient.
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