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Mahdi Mirzapour

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Convergence and Semi-convergence of a class of constrained block iterative methods

In this paper, we analyze the convergence %semi-convergence properties of projected non-stationary block iterative methods (P-BIM) aiming to find a constrained solution to large linear, usually both noisy and ill-conditioned, systems of equations. We split the error of the $k$th iterate into noise error and iteration error, and consider each error separately. The iteration error is treated for a more general algorithm, also suited for solving split feasibility problems in Hilbert space. The results for P-BIM come out as a special case. The algorithmic step involves projecting onto closed convex sets. When these sets are polyhedral, and of finite dimension, it is shown that the algorithm converges linearly. We further derive an upper bound for the noise error of P-BIM. Based on this bound, we suggest a new strategy for choosing relaxation parameters, which assist in speeding up the reconstruction process and improving the quality of obtained images. The relaxation parameters may depend on the noise. The performance of the suggested strategy is shown by examples taken from the field of image reconstruction from projections.

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A string averaging method based on strictly quasi-nonexpansive operators with generalized relaxation

We study a fixed point iterative method based on generalized relaxation of strictly quasi-nonexpansive operators. The iterative method is assembled by averaging of strings, and each string is composed of finitely many strictly quasi-nonexpansive operators. To evaluate the study, we examine a wide class of iterative methods for solving linear systems of equations (inequalities) and the subgradient projection method for solving nonlinear convex feasibility problems. The mathematical analysis is complemented by some experiments in image reconstruction from projections and classical examples, which illustrate the performance using generalized relaxation.

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