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<p>not, hence the longer steps. Under the assumptions outlined in the Robbins-Monro algorithm, the resulting modification will result in the same asymptotically optimal convergence rate  yet with a more robust step size policy. Prior to this, the idea of using longer steps and averaging the iterates had already been proposed by Nemirovski and Yudin for the cases of solving the stochastic optimization problem with continuous convex objectives and for convex-concave saddle point problems. These algorithms were observed to attain the nonasymptotic</p><p>
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