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Early stopping of stochastic variance reduced gradient for linear inverse problems by the discrepancy principle
Stochastic variance reduced gradient (SVRG) is a variant of stochastic gradient descent and is a promising iterative method for solving large-scale inverse problems. Nevertheless, the development of theoretically grounded a posteriori stopping rules for SVRG remains an open challenge. In this work,
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