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mapping from the continuous set to the discrete one #3

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feiran-l opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 1 comment
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mapping from the continuous set to the discrete one #3

feiran-l opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 1 comment

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@feiran-l
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feiran-l commented Sep 7, 2020

Hi! Thank you for sharing the nice work. In the paper, you mentioned that the discrete {0, 1} constraint is relaxed to the continuous range [0, 1] for the Frank-Wolfe purpose. Then how do you map the continuous result back to satisfy the binary constraint? E.g., by doing row-maxing or something?

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Hi! Thank you for sharing the nice work. In the paper, you mentioned that the discrete {0, 1} constraint is relaxed to the continuous range [0, 1] for the Frank-Wolfe purpose. Then how do you map the continuous result back to satisfy the binary constraint? E.g., by doing row-maxing or something?

I have read the Matlab code. They applied the Hungarian algorithm to \hat{P} (the relaxed continuous permutation matrix) to get the binary version. You can find it in ZAC.m

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