Technical GlossaryMathematics, Statistics and Optimization
Convex Optimization
A class of optimization problems where the objective and constraints satisfy favorable geometric conditions that enable more reliable solutions.
Convex optimization refers to problems whose geometry is well-behaved. If a problem is convex, any local minimum is also a global minimum, which makes optimization far more reliable. This property is extremely valuable theoretically because it simplifies the question, “Is the solution I found actually the best one?” Logistic regression, some forms of SVM, and several statistical estimation problems belong to this class. In optimization, convexity is almost like working on safe terrain.
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