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Iterative Hard Thresholding with Adaptive Regularization: Sparser Solutions Without Sacrificing Runtime

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Sparse regression with guarantees · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add adaptive weighted ℓ2 regularization to IHTIHT · Sparse convex optimizationsolution sparsity: O(sκ^2) -> O(sκ)Helped
Add adaptive weighted ℓ2 regularization to IHTIHT · year regression dataset, sparsity s=11normalized excess loss: 17.3% lessHelped
Add adaptive weighted ℓ2 regularization to IHTIHT · rcv1 binary classification dataset, sparsity s=10normalized excess loss: 17.2% lessHelped
Add adaptive weighted ℓ2 regularization to IHTIHT · year regression dataset, sparsity values 1 to 30relative excess error reduction: up to 40%Helped
Add adaptive weighted ℓ2 regularization to IHTIHT · Hard synthetic IHT instanceloss reduction: more than 70%Helped
Use a larger weight step size c (ablation)Regularized IHT · year regression datasetruntimeHelped
Use a larger weight step size c (ablation)Regularized IHT · year regression dataseterror rateHurt
Use a smaller weight step size c (ablation)Regularized IHT · year regression dataseterror rateHelped
Use a smaller weight step size c (ablation)Regularized IHT · year regression datasetnumber of iterationsHurt

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