Evaluates variable selection using a new GCp criterion for regression, indicating potential for high-dimensional data.
A variable selection method is put forward for multivariate linear regression models which obey normality. This method hinges on minimizing a generalized Cp (GCp) criterion which is defined by adding a positive constant value (the product of α and the number of parameters in the mean structure) to the minimum value of the multivariate residual sum of squares. The paper seeks to clarify the sufficient condition for α to simultaneously satisfy asymptotically loss- and mean-efficient properties in an asymptotic framework such that the sample size always goes to ∞, but the dimension of the vector of response variables can be either fixed or infinite. Based on this, we propose an asymptotically loss- and mean-efficient GCp criterion by using α, which satisfies the obtained sufficient condition even with high dimensionality of the vector of response variables.
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Hirokazu Yanagihara (2026) studied this question.
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