For finite convex total variation and a positive squared-error budget, the Slater condition supplies a multiplier such that every constrained minimizer also minimizes . Conversely, a minimizer of that penalized objective with minimizes total variation under the budget equal to its own squared error. Complementary slackness proves the first implication; a comparison of objective values proves the second. This does not assert uniqueness of the multiplier or equality of all minimizer sets when .
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