Derivative-Free Optimization over Multi-User MIMO Networks
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![Fig. 1. Convergence of the gradient-free algorithm (N = 16, K = 20,
[ M k ] = 3): Algorithm 1 is run with policies (γ t , δ t ) = (0.01 t −3/4 , 0.1 t −1/4 ), while MXL with full gradient feedback run with decreasing step size policy γ t = 0.01 t −1/2 .](https://thumb-eu.123doks.com/thumbv2/123doknet/14384259.506928/7.918.199.727.158.697/convergence-gradient-algorithm-algorithm-policies-gradient-feedback-decreasing.webp)
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