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documentation setup #189
documentation setup #189
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There are still some necessary changes.
docs/src/basics.md
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## BPCG |
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Move it further down the page and state that it is used as the default.
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## FW gap based termination | ||
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Frank-Wolfe methods produce primal feasible iterates and an FW gap, offering many inexpensive iterations with a gradually increasing dual bound. This allows early termination of nodes when the dual bound reaches the best incumbent's objective value, avoiding unnecessary computations. Nodes can be stopped anytime to produce a useful dual bound, aiding overall progress. This flexibility contrasts with other nonlinear solvers, enabling more efficient optimization. |
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Where is the explanation of the Frank-Wolfe gap?
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