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Fast Newton method for sparse logistic regression

Fast Newton method for sparse logistic regression
Fast Newton method for sparse logistic regression
Sparse logistic regression has been developed tremendously in recent two decades, from its origination the ℓ1-regularized version by Tibshirani(1996) to the sparsity constrained models by Bahmani, Raj, and Boufounos (2013); Plan and Vershynin (2013). This paper is carried out on the sparsity constrained logistic regression through the classical Newton method. We begin with analysing its first optimality condition to acquire a strong τ-stationary point for some τ>0. This point enables us to equivalently derive a stationary equation system which is able to be efficiently solved by Newton method. The proposed method FNSLR, an abbreviation for Newton method for sparse logistic regression, enjoys a very low computational complexity, local quadratic convergence rate and termination within finite steps. Numerical experiments on random data and real data demonstrate its superior performance when against with seven state-of-the-art solvers.
1901.02768
Wang, Rui
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Xiu, Naihua
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Zhou, Shenglong
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Wang, Rui
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Xiu, Naihua
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Zhou, Shenglong
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Wang, Rui, Xiu, Naihua and Zhou, Shenglong (2019) Fast Newton method for sparse logistic regression. arXiv, (1901.02768). (1901.02768). (In Press)

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Sparse logistic regression has been developed tremendously in recent two decades, from its origination the ℓ1-regularized version by Tibshirani(1996) to the sparsity constrained models by Bahmani, Raj, and Boufounos (2013); Plan and Vershynin (2013). This paper is carried out on the sparsity constrained logistic regression through the classical Newton method. We begin with analysing its first optimality condition to acquire a strong τ-stationary point for some τ>0. This point enables us to equivalently derive a stationary equation system which is able to be efficiently solved by Newton method. The proposed method FNSLR, an abbreviation for Newton method for sparse logistic regression, enjoys a very low computational complexity, local quadratic convergence rate and termination within finite steps. Numerical experiments on random data and real data demonstrate its superior performance when against with seven state-of-the-art solvers.

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Accepted/In Press date: 9 January 2019

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Local EPrints ID: 433232
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/433232
DOI: 1901.02768
PURE UUID: 2f1efdc9-3e0f-40b9-ac24-92e33c614246
ORCID for Shenglong Zhou: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-2843-1614

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Date deposited: 12 Aug 2019 16:30
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 03:19

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Author: Rui Wang
Author: Naihua Xiu
Author: Shenglong Zhou ORCID iD

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