SPOT:Sparse Optimal Transformations for High Dimensional Variable Selection and Exploratory Regressi

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  We develop a novel method called SParse Optimal Transformations(SPOT)to simultaneously select important variables and explore relationships between the response and predictor variables in high dimensional nonparametric regression analysis.
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