Sparse-Group Boosting with Balanced Selection Frequencies: A Simulation-Based Approach and R Implementation
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This paper introduces a novel framework for reducing variable selection bias by balancing selection frequencies of base-learners in boosting and introduces the sgboost package in R, which implements this framework combined with sparse-group boosting. The group bias reduction algorithm employs a simulation-based approach to iteratively adjust the degrees of freedom for both individual and group base-learners, ensuring balanced selection probabilities and mitigating the tendency to over-select more complex groups. The efficacy of the group balancing algorithm is demonstrated through simulations. Sparse-group boosting offers a flexible approach for both group and individual variable selection, reducing overfitting and enhancing model interpretability for modeling high-dimensional data with natural groupings in covariates. The package uses regularization techniques based on the degrees of freedom of individual and group base-learners. Through comparisons with existing methods and demonstration of its unique functionalities, this paper provides a practical guide on utilizing sparse-group boosting in R, accompanied by code examples to facilitate its application in various research domains.
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