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    • Nonconvex optimization is challenging for training deep neural networks (DNNs), leading to poor generalization, especially with limited data.
    • High-dimensional nonconvex optimization faces difficulties in balancing global exploration and local exploitation, and in establishing convergence guarantees, particularly with sparse individuals under nonsmooth regularizations.

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    • To introduce an adaptive niching-based gradient-accelerated differential evolution (DE) algorithm (AdaptiveGDE) to address limitations in nonconvex optimization for DNN training.
    • To improve the balance between global exploration and local exploitation in optimization algorithms.
    • To provide convergence guarantees for nonconvex optimization problems.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed AdaptiveGDE, a novel differential evolution algorithm incorporating a two-step mutation operator that decouples differential mutation and gradient descent.
    • Implemented an adaptive niching strategy to dynamically adjust subpopulations based on similarity and iteration progress.
    • Provided convergence guarantees under relaxed smoothness assumptions and approximate $\ell _{1}$ regularization.

    Main Results:

    • AdaptiveGDE demonstrated robust global exploration on complex multimodal functions and strong local exploitation on convex problems.
    • The algorithm significantly improved test accuracy and reduced loss in deep neural network training, particularly in limited data scenarios.
    • Achieved convergence guarantees in expectation to a near-optimal solution within $\mathcal {O}(1/\epsilon ^{4})$ iterations.

    Conclusions:

    • AdaptiveGDE effectively addresses key challenges in high-dimensional nonconvex optimization for deep learning.
    • The proposed algorithm enhances both exploration and exploitation, leading to improved DNN performance and generalization, especially under data scarcity.
    • AdaptiveGDE offers a promising approach for robust and efficient training of deep neural networks.