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Imposing suitably designed nonconvex regularization is effective to enhance sparsity, but the corresponding global search algorithm has not been well established. In this article, we propose a global search algorithm for the nonconvex two-level l1 penalty based on its piecewise linear property and apply it to machine learning tasks. With the search capability, the optimization performance of the proposed algorithm could be improved, resulting in better sparsity and accuracy than most state-of-the-art global and local algorithms. Besides, we also provide an approximation analysis to demonstrate the effectiveness of our global search algorithm in sparse quantile regression.
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