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Proximal Gradient
An optimization method used for problems that combine smooth and non-smooth objective components.
The proximal gradient method is used especially when an objective function contains both a smooth differentiable part and a sharp or non-smooth component. Terms such as L1 regularization, which encourage sparsity, are classic examples. The method combines a standard gradient step with a proximal operator to produce solutions. This allows optimization while also preserving certain structural properties. It is particularly valuable in sparse modeling and modern regularized optimization problems.
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