Abstract

For solving large scale linear systems, a fast convergent randomized Kaczmarz-type method was constructed in Bai and Wu (2018) [4]. In this paper, we propose a geometric probability randomized Kaczmarz (GPRK) method by introducing a new index set Jk and three supervised probability criteria defined on Jk from a geometric point of view. Linear convergence of GPRK is proved, and the way of argument for the analysis of GPRK also leads to new sharper upper bounds for the randomized Kaczmarz (RK) method and the greedy randomized Kaczmarz (GRK) method. In practice, GPRK is implemented with a simple geometric probability criterion, i.e., the most efficient one of the aforementioned three supervised probability criteria defined on Jk. The numerical results demonstrate that GPRK is robust and efficient, and it is faster than GRK in most of the tests in the sense of computing time.

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