High dimensional sparse covariance estimation via directed acyclic graphs
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Publication:1952020
Abstract: We present a graph-based technique for estimating sparse covariance matrices and their inverses from high-dimensional data. The method is based on learning a directed acyclic graph (DAG) and estimating parameters of a multivariate Gaussian distribution based on a DAG. For inferring the underlying DAG we use the PC-algorithm and for estimating the DAG-based covariance matrix and its inverse, we use a Cholesky decomposition approach which provides a positive (semi-)definite sparse estimate. We present a consistency result in the high-dimensional framework and we compare our method with the Glasso for simulated and real data.
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