Weakly decomposable regularization penalties and structured sparsity
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Abstract: It has been shown in literature that the Lasso estimator, or l1-penalized least squares estimator, enjoys good oracle properties. This paper examines which special properties of the l1-penalty allow for sharp oracle results, and then extends the situation to general norm-based penalties that satisfy a weak decomposability condition.
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