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Efficient Optimization on the Euclidean Sphere: Riemannian Gradient Alignment as a Unifying Principle
Euclidean sphere-constrained optimization problems represent perhaps the most basic class of nonconvex-constrained problems for which there exist efficient optimization algorithms for specific problem instances, such as the eigenvalue problems and learning problems arising in the recent literature.
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