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In the context of this paper, you can think of the "gradient descent step" as optimizing the parameters of the kernel (i.e. the parameters that generate the kernel space). There are no explicitly optimality guarantees beyond those of standard gradient descent.

The "SVM step" would still find a global optima within the kernel space, but the qualifications of the previous step mean that the kernel space generated might be useless.

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