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On learning sparse linear models from cross samples

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Mina Sadat Mahmoudi
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Seyed Abolfazl Motahari
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Babak Hossein Khalaj *
DOI:10.1016/j.sigpro.2024.109680delete
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The sample complexity of a sparse linear model where samples are dependent is studied in this paper. We consider a specific dependency structure of the samples which arises in some experimental designs such as drug sensitivity studies, where two sets of objects (drugs and cells) are sampled independently, and after crossing (making all possible combinations of drugs and cells), the resulting output (efficacy of drugs) is measured. We call these types of samples as cross samples. The dependency among such samples is strong, and existing theoretical studies are either inapplicable or fail to provide realistic bounds. We aim at analyzing the performance of the Lasso estimator where the underlying distributions are mixtures of Gaussians and the data dependency arises from the crossing procedure. Our theoretical results show that the performance of the Lasso estimator in case of cross samples follows that of the i.i.d. samples with differences in constant factors. Through numerical results, we observe a phase transition: When datasets are too small, the error for cross samples is much larger than for i.i.d. samples, but once the size is large enough, cross samples are nearly as useful as i.i.d. samples. Our theoretical analysis suggests that the transition threshold is governed by the level of sparsity of the true parameter vector being estimated.
Keyword:
Dependent data
Cross samples
Cancer cell drug response
Sparse linear models
Gaussian mixture model
Lasso estimator

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