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Post-pretrained lasso statistical inference

Aug 2026 · Statistics and computing · Vol 36 · 0 citations · 44 references

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This work proposes post-pretrained lasso selective inference (PPL-SI), a novel selective inference method designed to provide statistically valid p values for the pretrained lasso that reliably controls false discoveries and significantly improves the detection of biologically relevant features compared to traditional approaches.

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