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Lipschitz continuity of solution multifunctions of extended $\ell_1$ regularization problems

Published 23 Jun 2024 in math.OC | (2406.16053v1)

Abstract: In this paper we obtain a verifiable sufficient condition for a polyhedral multifunction to be Lipschitz continuous on its domain. We apply this sufficient condition to establish the Lipschitz continuity of the solution multifunction for an extended $\ell_1$ regularization problem with respect to the regularization parameter and the observation parameter under the assumption that the data matrix is of full row rank. In doing so, we show that the solution multifunction is a polyhedral one by expressing its graph as the union of the polyhedral cones constructed by the index sets defined by nonempty faces of the feasible set of an extended dual $\ell_1$ regularization problem. We demonstrate that the domain of the solution multifunction is partitioned as the union of the projections of the above polyhedral cones onto the parameters space and that the graph of the restriction of the multifunction on each of these projections is convex. In comparing with the existing result of the local Lipschitz continuity of the Lasso problem in the literature where certain linear independence condition was assumed, our condition (i.e., full row rank of data matrix) is very weak and our result (i.e., Lipschitz continuity on the domain) is much more stronger. As corollaries of the Lipschitz continuity of the solution multifunction, we show that the single-valuedness and linearity (or piecewise linearity) of the solution multifunction on a particular polyhedral set of the domain are equivalent to certain linear independence conditions of the corresponding columns of the data matrix proposed in the literature.

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