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Renewable Lasso without Batch-Number Constraints: A Gradient-Enhanced Approach

We study online estimation for high-dimensional generalized linear models with streaming data. First, for the non-distributed setting, we propose a gradient-enhanced surrogate loss that approximates the cumulative loss using only historical summaries, which modifies and improves upon the existing renewable estimation approach for the same model in the high-dimensional setting, and removes the batch-number constraint in previous studies. We then extend the method to distributed streaming data under the master-client architecture, where batches are partitioned across sites and only summaries (gradient vectors) are exchanged. Instead of directing applying the popular method of Jordan et al. ...

AuthorsJunzhuo Gao, Ling Peng, Xu Guo et al.
Primary categorystat.ML
Published10 June 2026
Last updated at source10 June 2026
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