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A Discrete-time Distributed Algorithm for Minimum l1-Norm Solution of an Under-determined Linear Equation Set

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This paper proposes a discrete-time, distributed algorithm for multi-agent networks to achieve the minimum l1-norm solution to a group of linear equations known to possess a family of solutions. We… Click to show full abstract

This paper proposes a discrete-time, distributed algorithm for multi-agent networks to achieve the minimum l1-norm solution to a group of linear equations known to possess a family of solutions. We assume each agent in the network knows only one equation and can communicate with only its neighbors. The algorithm is developed based on a combination of the projection-consensus idea and the sub-gradient descent method. Given the underlying network graph to be directed and strongly connected, we prove that the algorithm enables all agents to achieve a common minimum l1-norm solution. The major difficulty to be dealt with is the non-smooth nature of the norm and the lack of strict convexity of the associated relevant performance index.

Keywords: discrete time; minimum norm; distributed algorithm; time distributed; norm solution

Journal Title: IFAC-PapersOnLine
Year Published: 2020

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