Researchers have developed new variance-reduced fast Krasnoselkii-Mann methods to efficiently solve finite-sum root-finding problems. These methods achieve improved convergence rates, specifically O(1/k^2) and o(1/k^2) for the last-iterate convergence in terms of expected squared norm of the gradient. The framework is instantiated with SVRG and SAGA estimators, offering an oracle complexity of O(n + n^(2/3)ε^(-1)) to reach an ε-solution. The approach is also extended to handle finite-sum inclusions, maintaining theoretical guarantees, and has demonstrated promising performance in numerical experiments. AI
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