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Norm-bounded robust least squares as an SOCP

Example

Let m,n≥1, A∈Rm×n, b∈Rm, and ρ≥0. Suppose an adversary may perturb A by any Δ∈Rm×n with ∥Δ∥F≤ρ. The robust residual objective is sup⁡∥Δ∥F≤ρ∥(A+Δ)x−b∥2.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The dimensions, data, and perturbation set above.

[F2]

A constraint ∥v∥2≤t is Lorentz-cone membership (t,v)∈L (Conic, LP, and convex QP primal-dual models).

Verification

1.1F1givenconstruct

For every admissible Δ, [F1] gives ∥(A+Δ)x−b∥2≤∥Ax−b∥2+ρ∥x∥2. If x≠0 and r=Ax−b≠0, choose u=r/∥r∥2 and Δ=ρuxT/∥x∥2; then ∥Δ∥F=ρ and Δx=ρ∥x∥2u, attaining the upper bound. If r=0, any unit u gives the same supremum; if x=0, the perturbation term vanishes.

2.1F2step 1.1algebra∎

Therefore the robust objective equals ∥Ax−b∥2+ρ∥x∥2. Introducing epigraph variables t,u gives min⁡t+ρu subject to (t,Ax−b)∈Lm+1 and (u,x)∈Ln+1 by [F2], which is an SOCP.

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