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The conjugate gradient method is widely recognized as one of the most efficient approaches for solving large-scale optimization problems. In this paper, we have propose a novel hybrid conjugate gradient projection (CGP)-based algorithm that integrates an improved conjugate coefficient derived from the Hestenes-Stiefel (HS) and Polak-Ribière-Polak (PRP) formulas. The proposed algorithm exhibits several key characteristics: (ⅰ) The hybrid coefficient with a single parameter was employed to construct a search direction that ensures both the sufficient descent condition and trust-region feature, enhanced via a restart strategy; (ⅱ) we incorporated an inertial-relaxed scheme alongside a projection technique in a hybrid CGP-based framework for further improving performance; (ⅲ) we established the global convergence of the proposed algorithm under relaxed assumptions, providing a solid theoretical foundation; and (iv) extensive numerical experiments demonstrated the superior numerical performance of the proposed algorithm compared to existing algorithms on large-scale constrained nonlinear equations and impulse noise image restoration problems.
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