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A Probabilistic Derivation of LASSO and L12-Norm Feature Selections

AAAI 2019 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Correspondence and causal representation learning · 42 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use flexible per-class l1,2-norm selection instead of class-shared l2,1-norm / l1,inf-norml1,2-norm feature selection · six benchmarks (MNIST, BinAlpha, AT&T, Carcinomas, Lung, TOX)classification accuracy (KNN/SVM/LR)Helped
l1,2-norm vs exclusive LASSOl1,2-norm feature selection · BinAlpha and AT&Tclassification accuracy: about 1.0% higherHelped
l1,2-norm vs baselines with small feature subsetsl1,2-norm feature selection · top 10 or 20 featuresclassification accuracy: around 5%-10% betterHelped
exclusive LASSO on very high-dimensional featureseLASSO · microarray datasetsclassification accuracyHurt
rank features by |w| instead of strict lambda_m selectionLASSO ranking method · feature selection generallyclassification accuracyHelped

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