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MPGL: An Efficient Matching Pursuit Method for Generalized LASSO

AAAI 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Sparse regression with guarantees · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace fGFL with MPGL matching pursuit solverfused LASSO classification · Leukemiaaccuracy: 47.22% -> 95.83%Helped
Replace CVX with MPGLfused LASSO classification · ArrayCGHtraining time (s): 1.3213 -> 0.2555Helped
Use generalized LASSO (MPGL) instead of linear SVMmedical classification · ArrayCGHaccuracy: 77.19% -> 89.47%Helped
Replace fGFL with MPGL2D TV image deconvolution · Cameramantime (s): 1930.2 -> 2.2560Helped
Replace fGFL with MPGL2D TV image deconvolution · Lena and PepperPSNR/SSIM: 29.65/0.8742 -> 29.03/0.8691 (Lena)Mixed
Replace fGFL with MPGL2D TV image deconvolution · HousePSNR/SSIM: 30.42/0.8343 -> 31.84/0.8505Helped

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