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Dual Newton Proximal Point Algorithm for Solution Paths of the L1-Regularized Logistic Regression
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The l1-regularized logistic regression is a widely used statistical model in data classification. This paper proposes a dual Newton method based proximal point algorithm (PPDNA) to solve the l1-regularized logistic regression problem with bias term. The global and local convergence of PPDNA hold under mild conditions. The computational cost of a semismooth Newton (Ssn) algoithm for solving subproblems in the PPDNA can be effectively reduced by fully exploiting the second-order sparsity of the problem. We also design an adaptive sieving (AS) strategy to generate solution paths for the l1-regularized logistic regression problem, where each subproblem in the AS strategy is solved by the PPDNA. This strategy exploits active set constraints to reduce the number of variables in the problem, thereby speeding up the PPDNA for solving a series of problems. Numerical experiments demonstrate the superior performance of the PPDNA in comparison with some state-of-the-art second-order algorithms and the efficiency of the AS strategy combined with the PPDNA for generating solution paths.
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