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Evaluates model selection effectiveness in regression with grouped covariates, indicating improved accuracy and sparsity.
This paper addresses model selection and estimation in multiple linear regression models with grouped covariates. We propose a regularization method, called Scaled Group Lasso (SGLASSO), that is designed to account for correlation patterns among groups. The method combines group-wise sparsity with James–Stein-type shrinkage toward a scaled least-squares target, providing a way to balance prediction accuracy, coefficient estimation, and model sparsity under collinearity. We develop a block-wise coordinate descent algorithm integrated with sequential screening and Karush–Kuhn–Tucker checks to enhance computational efficiency. To evaluate its performance, we conduct both low- and high-dimensional simulations, tuning-sensitivity analyses, scalability comparisons, and three real-data applications involving grouped predictors.
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