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Consistent Robust Regression

NeurIPS 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Distributionally robust optimization · 48 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace subset selection (TORRENT) with iterative hard thresholding on the corruption vector using the full data set (CRR)robust least squares regression · synthetic Gaussian regression with corruptionsCPU time: up to 5x faster than TORRENT-FCHelped
Use CRR (hard thresholding on corruptions) instead of extended Lassorobust least squares regression · synthetic Gaussian regression with corruptionsCPU time: up to 20x fasterHelped
Use CRR with k >= 2k* corruption index on Gaussian designsrobust least squares regression · theoretical consistencyL2 estimation errorHelped
Increase number of data points n with CRR (from 500 to 5000) (ablation)CRR · synthetic, n=5000 d=100 k=0.37nconvergence speed of ||b_t-b*||Helped
Increase CRR iterations (iterative correction of corruption estimate) (ablation)CRR · synthetic, n=2000 d=500 k=0.37nfraction of corruptions identifiedHelped

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