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Speeding-up model-selection in GraphNet via early-stopping and univariate feature-screening

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Fig. 1. Univariate feature-screening for the GraphNet problem (2) on different datasets
Fig. 2. Predicting age from gray-matter concentration maps from the OASIS dataset [10]
Fig. 3. Visual recognition dataset [9]. (a): Weights maps for the Face vs House contrast, for different the early-stopping and univariate feature-screening thresholds

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