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A Two-Stage Approach for Learning a Sparse Model with Sharp Excess Risk Analysis

AAAI 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Sample complexity of learning distributions · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Epoch-SGD instead of SGD in the first stageSGD · E2006-tfidf and E2006-log1ptest RMSEHelped
use distribution dependent sampling instead of magnitude sampling in the sparsification stage (ablation)MG-Sparsification · E2006-tfidf and E2006-log1ptest RMSE at same KHelped
include more coordinates K in sparsified model (ablation)DD-Sparsification · E2006-tfidf and E2006-log1ptest RMSEHelped
sparsify with K = 500 (tfidf) or K = 5000 (log1p)DD-Sparsification · E2006-tfidf and E2006-log1ptest RMSE vs full modelNo clear effect
two-stage learning instead of single-stage l1-constrained SGD with small BSpS single stage · E2006test RMSE vs sparsityHelped

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