Finite-Time Optimization via Scaled Gradient-Momentum Flows

Abstract

In this paper, we develop a scaled gradient-momentum framework for continuous-time optimization that achieves global finite-time convergence. A state-dependent scaling mechanism is introduced to enable classical dynamics, such as Heavy-Ball-type and proportional-integral (PI)-type flows, to attain finite-time convergence. We establish explicit conditions that bridge the gradient-dominance property of the objective function and finite-time stability of the proposed scaled dynamics. Numerical experiments validate the theoretical results.

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