Lasso

updated: 2023-02-06
#machine-learning/lasso

Lasso in machine learning is a model regularization to learn sparse models and sparse data representations through regularization, i.e.,

where is the objective for a model with parameters and data , and is the regularized objective. Parameter is the lasso penalty, which controls the sparsity of the model.

Lasso stands for the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator proposed in 1996 by Robert Tibshirani.

Lasso quickly becomes one of the fundamental methods used in a variety of machine learning methods.

Why Lasso?

Why it works?

Adaptive lasso

Lasso in neural networks

Sparse coding

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