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Case study on regularisation methods for statistics and machine learning

This case study was made in the context of a tutorial on regularisation methods, which presentation is available in January_2019_Tutorial_Presentation__Regularisation_.pdf.

It includes an introduction on Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, the motivations behind regularisation as well as the different interpretations (optimisation, geometric, Bayesian) for common regularisation methods:

  • Ordinary Least Squares (no regularisation)
  • Lasso (L1) regularisation
  • Ridge (L2) regularisation
  • Elastic Net (mixture of L1 and L2)
  • Bridge (Lp) regularisation

Further methods are then discussed to overcome overshrinkage:

  • Hybrid Lasso (Lasso followed by OLS)
  • Relaxed Lasso (Lasso followed by Lasso)
  • Horseshoe and regularised horseshoe

The different methods are compared in a simulation study to evaluate how they fare for different datasets, in the presence of multicollinearity or low/high signal-to-noise (SNR) ratio.

Results are described in January_2019_Tutorial_Presentation__Regularisation_.pdf. The code of the analysis is available in main.R. The code for the regularised horseshoe model is available in regularised_horseshoe.stan.

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