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This package only implements first order primitives for various objective functions: you may use them to implement the algorithms you’re looking for (although I’m not familiar with them), but this package is not the right place to include them.
You may take a look to the algorithms implemented in ProximalAlgorithms.jl to see if bundle methods may fit there.
Closing!
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