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Penalized polytomous ordinal logistic regression using cumulative logits. Application to network inference of zero-inflated variables

@article{Deveau2018PenalizedPO,
  title={Penalized polytomous ordinal logistic regression using cumulative logits. Application to network inference of zero-inflated variables},
  author={Aur'elie Deveau and Anne G'egout-Petit and Cl'emence Karmann},
  journal={arXiv: Applications},
  year={2018}
}
We consider the problem of variable selection when the response is ordinal , that is an ordered categorical variable. In particular, we are interested in selecting quantitative explanatory variables linked with the ordinal response variable and we want to determine which predictors are relevant. In this framework, we choose to use the polytomous ordinal logistic regression model using cumulative logits which generalizes the logistic regression. We then introduce the Lasso estimation of the… 
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