Lower Bounds for Nonconvex-PŁ Minimax Optimization
Siyu Pan, Jiajin Li
Abstract
We study the deterministic first-order oracle complexity of finding stationary points of the value function in smooth nonconvex-Polyak-Łojasiewicz (NC-PŁ) minimax optimization. We assume that the objective is jointly -smooth and satisfies the μ-PŁ condition in the dual variable, and that its value function Φ(x):=y f(x;y) satisfies Φ(0)-∈fxΦ(x)≤Δ. When κ:=/μ 1 and 0<ε2Δ, we prove that every deterministic first-order method requires Ω(Δκ/ε2) oracle queries in the worst case to find x satisfying \|∇Φ(x)\|≤ε. This rate matches the known upper bound in its dependence on (,Δ,κ,ε) [Yang et al., 2022] and shows that the linear dependence on κ is unavoidable for deterministic first-order methods.
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