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A Stochastic LineseArch Method (SLAM) for Minimizing Expectation Residuals
Most existing rate and complexity guarantees for stochastic gradient methods in $L$-smooth settings mandates that such sequences be non-adaptive, non-increasing, and upper bounded by $\tfrac{a}{L}$ for $a > 0$. This requires knowledge of $L$ and may preclude larger steps. Motivated by these shortcom
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