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Feature Selection using Stochastic Gates

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Active learning and subset selection · 40 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Gaussian-based STG gates instead of logistic-based HC gates (ablation)neural-network feature selection · MNIST (3s and 8s)test accuracy: 91.7% -> 92.4%Helped
Use Gaussian-based STG gates instead of logistic-based HC gates (ablation)neural-network feature selection · MNIST (3s and 8s)variance in number of selected features: 3.8 -> 1Helped
Add stochastic noise to deterministic non-convex feature selection (ablation)linear regression feature selection · synthetic linear regressionprobability of recovering informative featuresHelped
Use non-convex regularization instead of convex LASSO regularization (ablation)linear regression feature selection · synthetic linear regressionprobability of recovering informative featuresHelped
Use stochastic gates instead of deterministic non-convex gates (ablation)linear regression feature selection · synthetic linear regressionprobability of recovering informative featuresHelped
Use Gaussian-based STG gates instead of HC gates (ablation)linear regression feature selection · correlated synthetic designprobability of recovering the correct supportHelped
Add stochastic gates with an expected-count penalty to neural-network input featuresCox-STG · METABRICC-index: 0.612 (0.009) -> 0.633 (0.005)Helped
Add stochastic gates with an expected-count penalty to neural-network input featuresCox-STG · METABRICnumber of selected features: 221 (All) -> 2 (0)Helped

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