The varying coefficient model is a useful extension of the linear regression model. Nevertheless, how to conduct variable selection for the varying coefficient model in a computationally efficient manner is poorly understood. To solve the problem, we propose here a novel method, which combines the ideas of the local polynomial smoothing and the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO). The new method can do nonparametric estimation and variable selection simultaneously. With a local constant estimator and the adaptive LASSO penalty the new method can identify the true model consistently, and that the resulting estimator can be as efficient as the oracle estimator Numerical studies clearly confirm our theories. Extension to ot...
Variable selection is an important property of shrinkage methods. The adaptive lasso is an oracle pr...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
Journal of the American Statistical Association In many regression models, the coefficients are typi...
The least absolute shrinkage and selection operator ('lasso') has been widely used in regr...
The "least absolute shrinkage and selection operator" ('lasso') has been widely used in regression s...
The least absolute deviation (LAD) regression is a useful method for robust regression, and the leas...
The Lasso is a popular and computationally efficient procedure for automatically performing both var...
Over recent years, the state-of-the-art lasso and adaptive lasso have aquired remarkable considerati...
The least absolute selection and shrinkage operator (LASSO) is a method of estimation for linear mod...
Contemporary statistical research frequently deals with problems involving a diverging number of par...
In this paper, we consider the problem of variable selection for high-dimensional generalized varyin...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
The least absolute selection and shrinkage operator (LASSO) is a method of estimation for linear mod...
Contemporary statistical research frequently deals with problems involving a diverging number of par...
Variable selection is an important property of shrinkage methods. The adaptive lasso is an oracle pr...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
Journal of the American Statistical Association In many regression models, the coefficients are typi...
The least absolute shrinkage and selection operator ('lasso') has been widely used in regr...
The "least absolute shrinkage and selection operator" ('lasso') has been widely used in regression s...
The least absolute deviation (LAD) regression is a useful method for robust regression, and the leas...
The Lasso is a popular and computationally efficient procedure for automatically performing both var...
Over recent years, the state-of-the-art lasso and adaptive lasso have aquired remarkable considerati...
The least absolute selection and shrinkage operator (LASSO) is a method of estimation for linear mod...
Contemporary statistical research frequently deals with problems involving a diverging number of par...
In this paper, we consider the problem of variable selection for high-dimensional generalized varyin...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
The least absolute selection and shrinkage operator (LASSO) is a method of estimation for linear mod...
Contemporary statistical research frequently deals with problems involving a diverging number of par...
Variable selection is an important property of shrinkage methods. The adaptive lasso is an oracle pr...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...
Nonparametric estimators are particularly affected by the curse of dimensionality. An interesting me...