Piecewise linear regularized solution paths

08/16/2007
by   Saharon Rosset, et al.
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We consider the generic regularized optimization problem β̂(λ)=_βL(y,Xβ)+λ J(β). Efron, Hastie, Johnstone and Tibshirani [Ann. Statist. 32 (2004) 407--499] have shown that for the LASSO--that is, if L is squared error loss and J(β)=β_1 is the ℓ_1 norm of β--the optimal coefficient path is piecewise linear, that is, ∂β̂(λ)/∂λ is piecewise constant. We derive a general characterization of the properties of (loss L, penalty J) pairs which give piecewise linear coefficient paths. Such pairs allow for efficient generation of the full regularized coefficient paths. We investigate the nature of efficient path following algorithms which arise. We use our results to suggest robust versions of the LASSO for regression and classification, and to develop new, efficient algorithms for existing problems in the literature, including Mammen and van de Geer's locally adaptive regression splines.

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