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I was wondering if it would be feasible to implement elastic net regularization in GLM. It would be cool to estimate weights for very large design matrices with regularization at the speed of light :) Is there hope for this to come into existence?
Best,
Michael
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Hi Michael,
to do a grid search for different L1 / L2 regularization settings is rather
easy, but for first level fMRI there is temporal autocorrelation, which
means that each voxel will have its own design matrix due to prewhitening.
That part is therefore tricky to implement, and BROCCOLI currently does
that partly on the CPU (4 iterations Cochrane-Orcutt).
- Anders
2018-04-17 13:46 GMT+02:00 Michael Bannert <[email protected]>:
Dear Anders,
I was wondering if it would be feasible to implement elastic net
regularization in GLM. It would be cool to estimate weights for very large
design matrices with regularization at the speed of light :) Is there hope
for this to come into existence?
Best,
Michael
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Hey Anders,
Right, I forgot about each voxel getting its own design matrix. Yes, it makes sense that this is not the highest priority for BROCCOLI.
Thanks & best,
Michael
Dear Anders,
I was wondering if it would be feasible to implement elastic net regularization in GLM. It would be cool to estimate weights for very large design matrices with regularization at the speed of light :) Is there hope for this to come into existence?
Best,
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: