An Adaptively Inexact Method for Bilevel Learning Using Primal-Dual Style Differentiation

Lea Bogensperger, Matthias J. Ehrhardt, Thomas Pock, Mohammad Sadegh Salehi, Hok Shing Wong
12/9/2024
math.OCcs.LG

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We consider a bilevel learning framework for learning linear operators. In this framework, the learnable parameters are optimized via a loss function that also depends on the minimizer of a convex optimization problem (denoted lower-level problem). We utilize an iterative algorithm called `piggyback' to compute the gradient of the loss and minimizer of the lower-level problem. Given that the lower-level problem is solved numerically, the loss function and thus its gradient can only be computed inexactly. To estimate the accuracy of the computed hypergradient, we derive an a-posteriori error bound, which provides guides for setting the tolerance for the lower-level problem, as well as the piggyback algorithm. To efficiently solve the upper-level optimization, we also propose an adaptive method for choosing a suitable step-size. To illustrate the proposed method, we consider a few learned regularizer problems, such as training an input-convex neural network.

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@article{bogensperger2024adaptively,
  title  = {An Adaptively Inexact Method for Bilevel Learning Using Primal-Dual Style Differentiation},
  author = {Lea Bogensperger and Matthias J. Ehrhardt and Thomas Pock and Mohammad Sadegh Salehi and Hok Shing Wong},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2412.06436},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2412.06436v3}
}

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