Ryuhei Miyashiro Canonical correlation analysis (CCA) is a family of multivariate statistical methods for extracting mutual information contained in multiple datasets. To improve the interpretability of CCA, here we focus on the mixed-integer optimization (MIO) approach to sparse estimation. This approach was first proposed for sparse linear regression in the 1970s, but it has recently received renewed … Read more
This paper is concerned with the cross-validation criterion for best subset selection in a linear regression model. In contrast with the use of statistical criteria (e.g., Mallows’ $C_p$, AIC, BIC, and various information criteria), the cross-validation only requires the mild assumptions, namely, samples are identically distributed, and training and validation samples are independent. For this … Read more
The variance inflation factor, VIF, is the most frequently used indicator for detecting multicollinearity in multiple linear regression models. This paper proposes two mixed integer quadratic optimization formulations for selecting the best subset of explanatory variables under upper-bound constraints on VIF of selected variables. Computational results illustrate the effectiveness of our optimization formulations based on … Read more
This paper proposes a method for eliminating multicollinearity from linear regression models. Specifically, we select the best subset of explanatory variables subject to the upper bound on the condition number of the correlation matrix of selected variables. We first develop a cutting plane algorithm that, to approximate the condition number constraint, iteratively appends valid inequalities … Read more
This paper concerns a method of selecting the best subset of explanatory variables for a linear regression model. Employing Mallows’ C_p as a goodness-of-fit measure, we formulate the subset selection problem as a mixed integer quadratic programming problem. Computational results demonstrate that our method provides the best subset of variables in a few seconds when … Read more
This paper concerns the method of selecting the best subset of explanatory variables in a multiple linear regression model. To evaluate a subset regression model, some goodness-of-fit measures, e.g., adjusted R^2, AIC and BIC, are generally employed. Although variable selection is usually handled via a stepwise regression method, the method does not always provide the … Read more
For a given schedule of a round-robin tournament and a matrix of distances between homes of teams, an optimal home-away assignment problem is to find a home-away assignment that minimizes the total traveling distance. We propose a technique to transform the problem to MIN RES CUT. We apply Goemans and Williamson’s 0.878-approximation algorithm for MAX … Read more