Projection methods for conic feasibility problems: Applications to polynomial sum-of-squares decompositions

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This paper presents a projection-based approach for solving conic feasibility problems. To find a point in the intersection of a cone and an affine subspace, we simply project a point onto this intersection. This projection is computed by dual algorithms operating a sequence of projections onto the cone and generalizing the alternating projection method. We release an easy-to-use Matlab package implementing an elementary dual-projection algorithm. Numerical experiments show that, for solving some semidefinite feasibility problems, the package is competitive with sophisticated conic programming software. We also provide a particular treatment for semidefinite feasibility problems modelling polynomial sum-of-squares decomposition problems. © 2011 Taylor & Francis.

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Henrion, D., & Malick, J. (2011). Projection methods for conic feasibility problems: Applications to polynomial sum-of-squares decompositions. Optimization Methods and Software, 26(1), 23–46. https://doi.org/10.1080/10556780903191165

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