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![]() Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series B (Statistical Methodology)Volume 67 Issue 2, Pages 285 - 299 Published Online: 9 Mar 2005 © 2010 The Royal Statistical Society and Blackwell Publishing Ltd Published on behalf of the Royal Statistical Society
Abstract | References | Full Text: HTML, PDF (Size: 298K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking Model-free variable selection Copyright 2005 Royal Statistical Society KEYWORDS Model selection • Sliced inverse regression • Stepwise regression • Sufficient dimension reduction ABSTRACTSummary. The importance of variable selection in regression has grown in recent years as computing power has encouraged the modelling of data sets of ever-increasing size. Data mining applications in finance, marketing and bioinformatics are obvious examples. A limitation of nearly all existing variable selection methods is the need to specify the correct model before selection. When the number of predictors is large, model formulation and validation can be difficult or even infeasible. On the basis of the theory of sufficient dimension reduction, we propose a new class of model-free variable selection approaches. The methods proposed assume no model of any form, require no nonparametric smoothing and allow for general predictor effects. The efficacy of the methods proposed is demonstrated via simulation, and an empirical example is given. [Received December 2003. Revised November 2004] |
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