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Chenlin Zhang
Ling Zhou
Bin Guo
Huazhen Lin

面向大规模时空协变量的空间效应检测回归

研究问题
面对高维时空预测变量,如何刻画其对标量响应的非线性、不规则作用,并自动识别空间效应边界及利用时空相关信息?
方法与思路
作者提出SEDR模型,将组成函数与系数函数设为位置和时间的未知光滑函数,以惩罚实现零一系数选择,并设计显式更新的迭代算法。
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摘要称建立估计收敛率与选择一致性,并证明算法从文中指定初值出发收敛;模拟和两类应用报告了较好的估计及预测表现。
阅读关注点
核对光滑性与时空相关条件、边界选择的惩罚及一致性定义,算法初值限制,以及预测比较的基准、调参与样本划分方式。
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原文摘要

Abstract We develop a Spatial Effect Detection Regression (SEDR) model to capture the nonlinear and irregular effects of high-dimensional spatio-temporal predictors on a scalar outcome. Specifically, we assume that both the component and the coefficient functions in the SEDR are unknown smooth functions of location and time. This allows us to leverage spatially and temporally correlated information, transforming the curse of dimensionality into a blessing, as confirmed by our theoretical and numerical results. Moreover, we introduce a set of 0–1 regression coefficients to automatically identify the boundaries of the spatial effect, implemented via a novel penalty. A simple iterative algorithm, with explicit forms at each update step, is developed, and we demonstrate that it converges from the initial values given in the paper. Furthermore, we establish the convergence rate and selection consistency of the proposed estimator under various scenarios involving dimensionality and the effect space. Through simulation studies, we thoroughly evaluate the superior performance of our method in terms of bias and empirical efficiency. Finally, we apply the method to analyse and forecast data from environmental monitoring and Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative study, revealing interesting findings and achieving smaller out-of-sample prediction errors compared to existing methods.

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