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Research Report MRR98-049
Berwin's Problem
M.R. Osborne, Brett Presnell and B.A. Turlach
Abstract:
The title Lasso has been suggested by Tibshirani [6] as a colourful
description of a technique for variable selection which requires
the minimization of a sum of squares subject to an l1
bound on
the solution components. This bound then has the role of the
selection parameter. Here a descent method for solving the
constrained problem is formulated, a homotopy method in which the
constraint bound becomes the homotopy parameter is developed to
completely describe the possible selection regimes, and it is
suggested that modified Gram-Schmidt applied to the augmented
design matrix provides an effective base for implementing the
suggested algorithms.
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