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Accordingly, utilizing the Gradient Projection for Sparse Reconstruction (GPSR) method (Figueiredo et al. 2007), we minimized the objective function J(m) to obtain the sparse estimates.

Both of these approaches produce sparse estimates of the abundances and as illustrated in Section 1 produce very good results.

Despite the identical ξ, SParSE estimates computed with k and k ′ will differ if the proportion of occurrences of is not the same in the two arrays.

However, TR [ 35] can produce sparse estimates and inherits the same shrinkage effect as ridge that results in high prediction accuracy in the presence of multicollinearity [ 48].

We see from Table 1 that this particular scenario required 164 SParSE estimates (30 initial, 71 intermediate, and 30 final) in addition to 33 intermediate event computations in order to reach the solution hyperplane.

This confirms that lasso is an effective method for finding sparse estimates of the regression coefficients, ignoring most of the irrelevant markers by setting corresponding regression coefficients to 0. The ridge regression as shown in Figure 9D does not have the same property of encouraging sparsity as lasso.

However, there is no guarantee that the estimator in (22) will produce a sparse estimate of z t.

Based on the sparse estimate of the CA, they propose two detection methods that exploit different CA properties.

where a sparse estimate of x ˆ is obtained from the measurement vector y by solving the following constrained optimization problem: x ^ Ω = arg min x ∈ ℂ G x 1 s.

Lasso is a widely used technique for obtaining a sparse estimate of the regression coefficients.

In smaller scale, SParSE estimate computation or an ensemble of multilevel cross-entropy method simulations also can be parallelized.