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Error bounds for the convex loss Lasso in linear models

Author(s)
Hannay, Mark
Deléamont, Pierre-Yves  
Institut de statistique  
Date issued
2017
In
Electronic Journal of Statistics
Vol
2
No
11
From page
2832
To page
2875
Reviewed by peer
1
Subjects
Robust Lasso high dimensions error bounds joint scale and location estimation
Abstract
In this paper we investigate error bounds for convex loss functions for the Lasso in linear models, by first establishing a gap in the theory with respect to the existing error bounds. Then, under the compatibility condition, we recover bounds for the absolute value estimation error and the squared prediction error under mild conditions, which appear to be far more appropriate than the existing bounds for the convex loss Lasso. Interestingly, asymptotically the only difference between the new bounds of the convex loss Lasso and the classical Lasso is a term solely depending on a well-known expression in the robust statistics literature appearing multiplicatively in the bounds. We show that this result holds whether or not the scale parameter needs to be estimated jointly with the regression coefficients. Finally, we use the ratio to optimize our bounds in terms of minimaxity.
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https://libra.unine.ch/handle/20.500.14713/62739
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