Learning out of leaders

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The paper investigates the estimation problem in a regression-type model. To be able to deal with potential high dimensions, we provide a procedure called LOL-for learning out of leaders-with no optimization step. LOL is an autodriven algorithm with two thresholding steps. A first adaptive thresholding helps to select leaders among the initial regressors to obtain a first reduction of dimensionality. Then a second thresholding is performed on the linear regression on the leaders. The consistency of the procedure is investigated. Exponential bounds are obtained, leading to minimax and adaptive results for a wide class of sparse parameters, with (quasi) no restriction on the number p of possible regressors. An extensive computational experiment is conducted to emphasize the practical good performances of LOL. © 2012 Royal Statistical Society.

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Mougeot, M., Picard, D., & Tribouley, K. (2012). Learning out of leaders. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B: Statistical Methodology, 74(3), 475–513. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9868.2011.01024.x

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