In the context of regression with a large number of explanatory variables, Cox and Battey(2017) emphasize that if there are alternative reasonable explanations of the data that are statisticallyindistinguishable, one should aim to specify as many of these explanations as is feasible. The standardpractice, by contrast, is to report a single model effective for prediction. The present paper illustratesthe R implementation of the new ideas in the packageHCmodelSets, using simple reproducibleexamples and real data. Results of some simulation experiments are also reported
Abstract High-dimensional longitudinal data pose a serious challenge for statistical inference as ma...
BACKGROUND: Large and complex population-based cancer data are becoming broadly available, thanks to...
Several statistical problems can be described as estimation problem, where the goal is to learn a se...
In high-dimensional regression problems, a key aim is to identify a sparse model that fits the data...
BACKGROUND: High-dimensional prediction considers data with more variables than samples. Generic res...
Recently, Cox and Battey (2017 Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 114, 8592–8595 (doi:10.1073/pnas.1703764114...
We present an R-package for predictive modelling, CARRoT (Cross-validation, Accuracy, Regression, Ru...
Predictive modeling is invaded by elastic, yet complex methods such as neural networks or ensembles ...
Making statistical inference on high-dimensional data has been an interesting topic in recent days. ...
We present an R-package for predictive modelling, CARRoT (Cross-validation, Accuracy, Regression, Ru...
Providing an explanation for prediction models is an important part of knowledge discovery. It helps...
In biomedical research, boosting-based regression approaches have gained much attention in the last ...
Clinical research often focuses on complex traits in which many variables play a role in mechanisms ...
In a wide range of applications, datasets are generated for which the number of variables p exceeds ...
This article considers the problem of selecting predictors of time to an event from a high-dimension...
Abstract High-dimensional longitudinal data pose a serious challenge for statistical inference as ma...
BACKGROUND: Large and complex population-based cancer data are becoming broadly available, thanks to...
Several statistical problems can be described as estimation problem, where the goal is to learn a se...
In high-dimensional regression problems, a key aim is to identify a sparse model that fits the data...
BACKGROUND: High-dimensional prediction considers data with more variables than samples. Generic res...
Recently, Cox and Battey (2017 Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 114, 8592–8595 (doi:10.1073/pnas.1703764114...
We present an R-package for predictive modelling, CARRoT (Cross-validation, Accuracy, Regression, Ru...
Predictive modeling is invaded by elastic, yet complex methods such as neural networks or ensembles ...
Making statistical inference on high-dimensional data has been an interesting topic in recent days. ...
We present an R-package for predictive modelling, CARRoT (Cross-validation, Accuracy, Regression, Ru...
Providing an explanation for prediction models is an important part of knowledge discovery. It helps...
In biomedical research, boosting-based regression approaches have gained much attention in the last ...
Clinical research often focuses on complex traits in which many variables play a role in mechanisms ...
In a wide range of applications, datasets are generated for which the number of variables p exceeds ...
This article considers the problem of selecting predictors of time to an event from a high-dimension...
Abstract High-dimensional longitudinal data pose a serious challenge for statistical inference as ma...
BACKGROUND: Large and complex population-based cancer data are becoming broadly available, thanks to...
Several statistical problems can be described as estimation problem, where the goal is to learn a se...