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Convergence analysis of a stochastic heavy-ball method for linear ill-posed problems
In this paper we consider a stochastic heavy-ball method for solving linear ill-posed inverse problems. With suitable choices of the step-sizes and the momentum coefficients, we establish the regularization property of the method under a priori selection of the stopping index and derive the rate of convergence under a benchmark source condition on the sought solution. Numerical results are provided to test the performance of the method.
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