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48 results for interval-valued regression

New methods for ordinal classification of interval-valued data and functional data.

problem Ordinal classification of interval-valued data and functional data.
method Six ordinal classifiers are proposed, including parametric, binary decomposition, logistic regression, distance-based, k-nearest-neighbor, kernel PCA, and random forest methods.
result Considering ordering and interval-valued information improves the accuracy of ordinal classification.

Paper introduces a new method for classifying interval-valued time series.

problem Classification of interval-valued time series.
method Extends point-valued time series imaging methods to interval-valued scenarios using DKD_K-distance and employs deep learning for classification.
result Proposed method achieves superior classification performance compared to existing methods.

Study optimality conditions for interval-valued optimization problems on Riemannian manifolds.

problem Optimizing interval-valued functions on Riemannian manifolds under a total order relation.
method Generalized Hukuhara directional differentiability to derive KKT-type optimality conditions.
result Derives optimality conditions for interval-valued optimization problems on Riemannian manifolds.

Study KKT conditions for multi-objective optimization on Hadamard manifolds.

problem Optimizing multi-objective interval-valued functions on Hadamard manifolds.
method Developed KKT conditions for Pareto optimal solutions under different ordering and convexity notions.
result Results are more general than on Euclidean spaces.

Paper discusses directional differentiability of interval-valued functions on Riemannian manifolds.

problem Equivalence of directional differentiability of interval-valued functions and their components.
method Analyzes directional differentiability of interval-valued functions on Riemannian manifolds.
result Directional differentiability of interval-valued functions is not equivalent to the directional differentiability of their components.

New model uses interval-valued CVaR for better risk assessment in finance.

problem Measuring tail risk in rapidly changing financial markets.
method Employing random intervals to describe asset returns and using ICVaR as a risk measure.
result Optimal portfolio selection models show better risk assessment in real data.

Extends Fisher's Discriminant Analysis for interval-valued data.

problem Classifying entities represented by intervals and histograms.
method Adapts Fisher's Discriminant Analysis using Moore's interval arithmetic and Mallows' distance.
result Discriminant directions for interval-valued data are numerically maximized.

Proposes a method for forecasting large-scale interval-valued time series.

problem Modeling and forecasting large-scale interval-valued time series.
method Feature extraction procedure involving auto-segmentation, clustering, and precision matrix estimation.
result The method enhances forecasting performance for large-scale interval-valued time series.

Motivated by the need for effectively summarising, modelling, and forecasting the distributional characteristics of intra-daily returns, as well as the recent work on forecasting histogram-valued time-series in the area of symbolic data analysis, we develop a time-series model for forecasting quantile-function-valued (…

2017-07-09abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a new matrix factorization model for interval-valued matrices.

problem Matrix factorization for matrices with entries in a given interval.
method Bounded simplex-structured matrix factorization (BSSMF) with fast algorithm for missing data.
result BSSMF provides a unique decomposition under certain conditions.

The paper offers methods to estimate and infer the boundary of a set-identified linear model.

problem Estimating and inferring the boundary of a set-identified linear model with many covariates.
method The paper uses semiparametric moment equations and Neyman-orthogonality combined with sample splitting to construct a root-N consistent, uniformly asymptotically Gaussian estimator and a multiplier bootstrap procedure for inference.
result The paper provides a method to estimate and infer the boundary of a set-identified linear model.

Study online learning with set-valued feedback, showing differences between deterministic and randomized approaches.

problem Online learning with set-valued feedback, where labels are sets rather than single labels.
method Introduced new combinatorial dimensions (Set Littlestone and Measure Shattering) to characterize learnability.
result Characterized deterministic and randomized online learnability, and established bounds for various learning settings.

An imprecise SHAP method explains class probabilities with limited data.

problem Explaining class probabilities with limited training data.
method New approach for computing feature marginal contributions and general approach to interval-valued Shapley values.
result The imprecise SHAP method improves explanation of class probabilities.

Develops a new method for online conformal prediction without manual tuning.

problem Achieving long-run 1α1-α coverage for arbitrary data streams in an informative manner.
method Linearized regret theory and universal portfolio algorithms.
result Strong finite-time bounds on miscoverage for UP-OCP, outperforming prior methods.

Unified minimax value interval for off-policy evaluation and optimization.

problem Overcoming the exponential variance in off-policy evaluation and policy optimization.
method Unified minimax value interval using marginalized importance weights.
result Unified value interval with double robustness, valid when either value-function or importance-weight class is well specified.

Detect changes in noisy dynamical systems using empirical approximations and finite-sample bounds.

problem Change detection in noisy dynamical systems
method Partition-based empirical approximations and finite-state stationary distribution stability
result Finite-sample bound for empirical stationary density

Proposes second-order Esscher transform for Lévy models in financial markets.

problem Risk management and quantification in markets with jumps and Lévy dynamics.
method Derives densities, equivalent measures, and pricing formulas for European call options.
result Option prices are bounded and monotonic with the second-order Esscher parameter.

This paper studies robust regression in the settings of Huber's εε-contamination models. We consider estimators that are maximizers of multivariate regression depth functions. These estimators are shown to achieve minimax rates in the settings of εε-contamination models for various regression problems including nonpa…

2017-02-15abs ↗pdf ↗

The study explores nonparametric regression with shape constraints using least squares estimation.

problem Nonparametric regression under shape constraints.
method Least squares estimation (LSE) with focus on isotonic, unimodal, convex, and additive shape-restricted regression.
result Adaptive nature of the LSE and its risk behavior, with pointwise limiting distribution theory for isotonic regression.

This paper studies the nonparametric modal regression problem systematically from a statistical learning view. Originally motivated by pursuing a theoretical understanding of the maximum correntropy criterion based regression (MCCR), our study reveals that MCCR with a tending-to-zero scale parameter is essentially moda…

2017-02-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural regression trees convert regression to classification more effectively.

problem Suboptimal approaches for regression via classification.
method Joint optimization framework for learning optimal discretization thresholds and feature selection in a neural regression tree.
result Empirically validated as state-of-the-art on challenging regression tasks.

Survey of SDR methods for high-dimensional regression and embedding.

problem Reducing dimensionality in high-dimensional data.
method Involves both statistical and machine learning approaches, covering inverse and forward regression methods.
result Supervised Kernel Dimension Reduction is equivalent to supervised PCA.

This paper reviews SDR methods for multivariate response regression.

problem Handling sufficient dimension reduction for multivariate response regression.
method Characterizes SDR estimators as inverse or forward regression methods.
result Pooled marginal, projective resampling, distance-based, ordinary least squares, partial least squares, and semiparametric SDR estimators are discussed.

Paper introduces semi-supervised linear extremile regression for high-dimensional data.

problem Challenges in high-dimensional extremile regression due to data sparsity and overfitting.
method Proposes semi-supervised learning for linear extremile regression, achieving n\sqrt{n}-consistency.
result Demonstrates improved estimation efficiency and performance in high-dimensional settings.

Prevalidated ridge regression simplifies logistic regression for high-dimensional data.

problem Efficient probabilistic classification in high-dimensional data with logistic regression.
method Developed a prevalidated ridge regression model that matches logistic regression's performance but is more computationally efficient.
result Prevalidated ridge regression achieves similar classification error and log-loss to logistic regression for high-dimensional data.

We simplify complex regression coefficients using linearization and feature comparison.

problem Interpreting high-dimensional regression coefficients from nonlinear responses.
method Developed a linearization method to derive feature coefficients and compare them with regression coefficients.
result Shows how regression coefficients relate to linearized feature coefficients and how they change under regularization.

Unified framework for fair regression under demographic parity.

problem Ensuring fairness in regression tasks subject to demographic parity constraints.
method Proposes a unified framework applicable to various regression tasks with a broad spectrum of loss functions, derived a novel characterization of the fair risk minimizer, and established theoretical consistency and convergence rates.
result Effective minimization of risk while satisfying fairness constraints across various regression settings.