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An alternating direction method for solving a class of inverse semi-definite quadratic programming problems

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  • In this paper, we propose an alternating-direction-type numerical method to solve a class of inverse semi-definite quadratic programming problems. An explicit solution to one direction subproblem is given and the other direction subproblem is proved to be a convex quadratic programming problem over positive semi-definite symmetric matrix cone. We design a spectral projected gradient method for solving the quadratic matrix optimization problem and demonstrate its convergence. Numerical experiments illustrate that our method can solve inverse semi-definite quadratic programming problems efficiently.
    Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 90C20, 90C22; Secondary: 49M20.

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