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Hypergraph Variable Selection with False Discovery Rate Control

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Pith's one-line read Hypergraph-based selection on predictor sets raises power while controlling false discovery rate.

desk verdict Extends their hierarchical clustering FDR work to hypergraphs for overlapping predictor groups but the abstract supplies no definitions, proofs, or results to check the higher-power claim. read the letter →

arxiv 2606.20514 v1 pith:FIJPRZ3U submitted 2026-06-18 stat.ME

Sarah Organ , Toby Kenney , Hong Gu This is my paper · ORCID
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The reading

Variable selection methods that control the false discovery rate often lose power when predictors have complex dependence structures. Earlier work used hierarchically clustered groups to recover some power, but this works less well when correlations lack clear hierarchical structure. The paper defines a generalized false discovery rate for hypotheses on sets of predictors and introduces a hypergraph-based procedure that selects overlapping groups. The resulting method delivers higher power across a range of settings while still guaranteeing rigorous false discovery rate control.

What carries the argument

Hypergraph-based selection procedure that operates on a generalized false discovery rate defined for sets of predictors.

What would settle it

A simulation in which the supplied hypergraph mismatches the true dependence pattern and the procedure returns a set of discoveries whose empirical false discovery proportion exceeds the nominal target.

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Core claim

We introduce a generalized false discovery rate for hypotheses defined on sets of predictors and propose a hypergraph-based selection method. This approach achieves higher power across diverse settings while preserving rigorous false discovery rate control.

Load-bearing premise

The hypergraph can be specified so that it accurately encodes the relevant predictor dependencies and the generalized false discovery rate definition supports a valid selection procedure.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

  • Power loss is reduced for variable selection under complex predictor dependence.
  • Overlapping predictor sets become usable when correlations lack hierarchical structure.
  • The generalized false discovery rate remains controlled in the selected sets.
  • The procedure applies across a range of simulation and data settings without loss of the control guarantee.

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  • The same generalized false discovery rate idea could be paired with other graphical representations of dependence beyond hypergraphs.
  • In high-dimensional applications such as genomics the method may identify biologically meaningful overlapping groups that standard approaches miss.
  • Data-driven construction of the hypergraph from sample correlations could be explored as an extension.
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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper introduces a generalized false discovery rate (FDR) definition for hypotheses defined on sets of predictors and proposes a hypergraph-based variable selection procedure. Building on prior work with hierarchically clustered groups, the method targets overlapping predictor sets for less structured correlations and claims to deliver higher power than existing approaches across diverse settings while preserving rigorous FDR control.

Significance. If the generalized FDR admits a valid selection procedure and the hypergraph construction accurately captures relevant dependencies, the work would strengthen FDR-controlling variable selection for high-dimensional data with complex dependence, extending group-based methods to more flexible overlapping structures.

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  1. The abstract states the central claim but provides no indication of the precise definition of the generalized FDR, the hypergraph construction algorithm, or the theoretical guarantee; these details are needed to assess whether the power gain is achieved without compromising control.
  2. No simulation design, baseline comparators, or dependence scenarios are described, making it impossible to evaluate the 'diverse settings' claim or reproducibility of the higher-power result.

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We thank the referee for their review of our manuscript on hypergraph variable selection with generalized FDR control. We appreciate the recognition of the potential significance in extending group-based methods to overlapping structures. The recommendation is listed as uncertain, but no specific major comments are provided in the report. We are prepared to address any detailed concerns if they are supplied.

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full rationale

The provided abstract and description introduce a new generalized false discovery rate for set-based hypotheses and a hypergraph-based selection method as the core contribution. The reference to prior work on hierarchically clustered groups serves only as motivation for the problem setup and does not form the load-bearing justification for the new claims or any derivation. No equations, proofs, or selection procedures are shown that reduce by construction to fitted inputs or self-citations. The central result (higher power with FDR control) is presented as independently derived and externally verifiable through the proposed method, making the derivation self-contained.

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Variable selection methods that control the false discovery rate often lose power when predictors exhibit complex dependence structures. We previously showed that selecting hierarchically clustered groups of predictors can mitigate this issue while maintaining false discovery rate control. When correlations are less structured, however, overlapping predictor sets may be more effective. We introduce a generalized false discovery rate for hypotheses defined on sets of predictors and propose a hypergraph-based selection method. This approach achieves higher power across diverse settings while preserving rigorous false discovery rate control.

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