In high-dimensional settings, multicollinearity is a pervasive issue that can substantially impair the performance of feature screening methods based on marginal Fr\'echet regression. Feature screening for non-Euclidean responses becomes unreliable when ultrahigh-dimensional predictors suffer from multicollinearity, be...
Mo-Shu Xu, Le-Heng Cai, Yan-Mei Shi et al.· 0 citations
We develop inference for manifold-valued population minimizers when each observation belongs to a different participant and only locally private messages reach the analyst. The method releases randomized tangent gradients and combines them through Riemannian stochastic approximation and Polyak-Ruppert averaging. Direct...
We consider nonparametric tangent vector field regression on a Riemannian manifold without boundary. Because responses at different points lie in different tangent spaces, the proposed kernel estimator first parallel transports nearby responses to the target tangent space and then forms a volume-corrected local average...
We study simultaneous inference for maxima of canonical order-two $U$-statistics in high dimension. Degeneracy makes quadratic fluctuations leading, so ordinary Gaussian calibration can fail even after exact variance normalization. We show that the appropriate general target is a joint signed Gaussian quadratic chaos a...
Le-Heng Cai, Qi-Rui Hu· 0 citations
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