This paper presents a class of iterative procedures, called accelerated Frank–Wolfe algorithms, It shows that a subclass, namely the nontrivial proper algorithms, is of special interest. An algorithm parametrized by an integer q is exhibited and it is then seen that for every $q > 0$, the algorithm is a nontrivial proper accelerated Frank–Wolfe algorithm.
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Gérard G. L. Meyer (1974) studied this question.
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