Lecture

Sparse Regression

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of sparse regression, focusing on the MAP estimator, regularization, and the use of Gaussian additive noise. The instructor explains the notation and examples of sparse regression, emphasizing the importance of regularization techniques.

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Statistics

Data analysis: Cross-validation, Regression analysis

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