A Descent Matrix-free Nonlinear Conjugate Gradient Algorithm for Impulse Noise Removal
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https://doi.org/10.58715/ncao.2024.3.2Keywords:
Unconstrained optimization, Conjugate gradient method, Conjugacy condition, Newton direction, Global convergence, Image reconstructionAbstract
The convergence of the Polak, Ribie‘re-Polyak (PRP) conjugate gradient (CG) method requires some modifications for improved theoretical properties. In this article, we explore an optimal choice of the Perry conjugacy condition to propose a hybrid CG parameter for solving optimization and inverse problems, particularly in an image reconstruction model.
This parameter is selected to satisfy a combination of revised version of the PRP and Dai-Yuan (DY) CG methods. The numerical implementation includes inexact line search, showcasing the scheme's robustness (highest number of solved functions) compared to other known CG algorithms. The efficiency is shown in terms of Real error (RelErr), peak signal noise ratio (PNSR), and CPU time in seconds for impulse noise removal while for unconstrained minimization problems, the study evaluated the efficiency based on number of iterations, function evaluation, and CPU time in seconds. An interesting feature of the proposed method is its ability to converges to the minimizer regardless of the initial guess, relying on certain established assumptions.
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