The paper demonstrates that coordinate descent, LARS-LASSO, ISTA, and a new pathwise ISTA solve the L1-regularized sparse-regression problems arising in automated hyperelastic material model discovery, recovering known models on synthetic benchmarks.
A Fast and Scalable Pathwise-Solver for Group Lasso and Elastic Net Penalized Regression via Block-Coordinate Descent
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We develop fast and scalable algorithms based on block-coordinate descent to solve the group lasso and the group elastic net for generalized linear models along a regularization path. Special attention is given when the loss is the usual least squares loss (Gaussian loss). We show that each block-coordinate update can be solved efficiently using Newton's method and further improved using an adaptive bisection method, solving these updates with a quadratic convergence rate. Our benchmarks show that our package adelie performs 3 to 10 times faster than the next fastest package on a wide array of both simulated and real datasets. Moreover, we demonstrate that our package is a competitive lasso solver as well, matching the performance of the popular lasso package glmnet.
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Non-smooth optimization meets automated material model discovery
The paper demonstrates that coordinate descent, LARS-LASSO, ISTA, and a new pathwise ISTA solve the L1-regularized sparse-regression problems arising in automated hyperelastic material model discovery, recovering known models on synthetic benchmarks.