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Learning Parametric Convex Functions
Maximilian Schaller, Alberto Bemporad, Stephen Boyd
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A parametrized convex function depends on a variable and a parameter, and is convex in the variable for any valid value of the parameter. Such functions can be used to specify parametrized convex optimization problems, i.e., a convex optimization family, in domain specific languages for convex optimization. In this paper we address the problem of fitting a parametrized convex function that is compatible with disciplined programming, to some given data. This allows us to fit a function arising in a convex optimization formulation directly to observed or simulated data. We demonstrate our open-source implementation on several examples, ranging from illustrative to practical.
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