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Outlier-Robust High-Dimensional Sparse Estimation via Iterative Filtering

NeurIPS 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Sparse regression with guarantees · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use RME_sp instead of RANSACRobust sparse mean estimation · Synthetic constant-biased, linear-hiding, and flipping noiseℓ2 error to the true meanHelped
Add the quadratic filter to the linear-filter-only variant (ablation)RME_sp · Synthetic linear-hiding noiseℓ2 error to the true meanHelped
Use only the linear filter, removing the quadratic filter (ablation)RME_sp · Synthetic linear-hiding noiseℓ2 error to the true mean: ε√kHurt
Use the full RME_sp filtering method rather than the linear-filter-only variant (ablation)Robust sparse mean estimation · Synthetic constant-biased noiseℓ2 error to the true meanNo clear effect
Use RME_sp instead of RMERobust sparse mean estimation · Synthetic sparse-mean experimentsruntimeHelped
Use RSPCA instead of RDPCARobust sparse PCA · Synthetic spiked-covariance data, k < √destimation errorHelped
Use RSPCA instead of RDPCARobust sparse PCA · Synthetic spiked-covariance data, k greater than roughly √destimation errorHurt

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