Safe Peeling for L0-Regularized Least-Squares with supplementary material
Th\'eo Guyard, Gilles Monnoyer, Cl\'ement Elvira, C\'edric Herzet

TL;DR
This paper presents 'safe peeling', a new method to speed up solving L0-regularized least-squares problems using Branch-and-Bound by tightening relaxations and pruning more efficiently.
Contribution
The paper introduces 'safe peeling', a novel technique that enhances BnB algorithms for L0-regularized problems by improving relaxation tightness and pruning efficiency.
Findings
Significant reduction in nodes explored during BnB
Decreased overall solving time
Improved computational efficiency in sparse regression
Abstract
We introduce a new methodology dubbed ``safe peeling'' to accelerate the resolution of L0-regularized least-squares problems via a Branch-and-Bound (BnB) algorithm. Our procedure enables to tighten the convex relaxation considered at each node of the BnB decision tree and therefore potentially allows for more aggressive pruning. Numerical simulations show that our proposed methodology leads to significant gains in terms of number of nodes explored and overall solving time.s show that our proposed methodology leads to significant gains in terms of number of nodes explored and overall solving time.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques · Image and Signal Denoising Methods · Neural Networks and Applications
