We propose an extension of the differential-geometric least angle regression method to per- form sparse group inference in a generalized linear model. An efficient algorithm is proposed to compute the solution curve. The proposed group differential-geometric least angle regression method has important properties that distinguish it from the group lasso. First, its solution curve is based on the invariance properties of a generalized linear model. Second, it adds groups of variables based on a group equiangularity condition, which is shown to be related to score statis- tics. An adaptive version, which includes weights based on the Kullback–Leibler divergence, improves its variable selection features and is shown to have oracle properties when the number of predictors is fixed.
Augugliaro, L., Mineo, A., Wit, E. (2016). A differential-geometric approach to generalized linear models with grouped predictors. BIOMETRIKA, 103(3), 563-577 [10.1093/biomet/asw023].
A differential-geometric approach to generalized linear models with grouped predictors
AUGUGLIARO, Luigi;MINEO, Angelo;
2016-01-01
Abstract
We propose an extension of the differential-geometric least angle regression method to per- form sparse group inference in a generalized linear model. An efficient algorithm is proposed to compute the solution curve. The proposed group differential-geometric least angle regression method has important properties that distinguish it from the group lasso. First, its solution curve is based on the invariance properties of a generalized linear model. Second, it adds groups of variables based on a group equiangularity condition, which is shown to be related to score statis- tics. An adaptive version, which includes weights based on the Kullback–Leibler divergence, improves its variable selection features and is shown to have oracle properties when the number of predictors is fixed.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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