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Perturbed Problem for Semidefinite Programming

Cai Xin-zhong

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A perturbed problem for semidefinite programming problem was constructed.Compared with the standard problem for semidefinite programming,the perturbed problem has a strictly feasible solution.This was mainly applied to designing and analyzing the infeasible interior-point algorithm for semidefinite programming.

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A perturbed problem for semidefinite programming problem was constructed.Compared with the standard problem for semidefinite programming,the perturbed problem has a strictly feasible solution.This was mainly applied to designing and analyzing the infeasible interior-point algorithm for semidefinite programming.

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A perturbed problem for semidefinite programming problem was constructed.Compared with the standard problem for semidefinite programming,the perturbed problem has a strictly feasible solution.This was mainly applied to designing and analyzing the infeasible interior-point algorithm for semidefinite programming.

Key concepts: Semidefinite programming, Semidefinite embedding, Quadratically constrained quadratic program, Mathematical optimization, Interior point method, Second-order cone programming, Large margin nearest neighbor, Linear programming

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