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Conditional independence graphs are now widely applied in science and industry to display interactions between large numbers of variables. However, the computational load of structure identification grows with the number of nodes in the network and the sample size. A tailored version of the PC...
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A statistical analysis of a bank's credit card database is presented. The database is a snapshot of accounts whose holders have missed a payment on a given month but who do not subsequently default. The variables on which there is information are observable measures on the account (such as...
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Canonical correlation analysis (CCA) describes the relationship between two sets of variables by finding linear combinations of the variables with maximal correlation. A sparse version of CCA is proposed that reduces the chance of including unimportant variables in the canonical variates and...
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