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A novel group VIF regression for group variable selection with application to multiple change-point detection
Hao Ding1, Yan Zhang1, Yuehua Wu1
1Department of Mathematics and Statistics, York University, Toronto, Canada.
Abstract:
In this paper, we propose a novel group variance inflation factor (VIF) regression model for tackling large data sets where data follows a grouped structure. Unlike classical penalized methods, this approach can perform group variable selection in a sparse model, which is quite different from the classical penalized methods. We further adapt the proposed method associated with a two-stage procedure for detecting multiple change-point in linear models. We carry out extensive simulation studies to show that the proposed group variable selection and change-point detection methods are stable and efficient. Finally, we provide two real data examples, including a body fat data set and an air pollution data set, to illustrate the performance of our algorithms in group selection and change-point detection.
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