The merits of the novel approaches to catching change-points in TV-AR processes are assessed via numerical simulations using synthetic and real data.
Motivated by this scalar example, we propose as an alternative to (12), the following group SCAD approach for catching change-points: { d ^ n } n = 0 N = arg min { d n } n = 0 N 1 2 y - Xd 2 2 + ∑ n = 1 N p λ SCAD ( d n 2 ).
Despite the fact that block-coordinate descent is typically adopted for large-size sparse linear regression, what makes it particularly appealing for catching change-points is the fact that the vector g n ( i ) can be updated recursively in n due to the special structure of R in (16).
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This will greatly enrich the application of CBCT, such as differentiating the tumor and normal tissue, catching the change of tumor composition, and improving the accuracy of patients' setup.
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