
Estimation and Testing Under Sparsity
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"This book is presented as a series of lecture notes on the theory of penalized estimators under sparsity. . The level of detail is high, and almost all proofs are given in full, with discussion. Each chapter ends with a section of problems, which could be used in a study setting to improve understanding of the proofs." (Andrew Duncan A. C. Smith, Mathematical Reviews, August, 2017)
"The book provides several examples and illustrations of the methods presented and discussed, while each of its 17 chapters ends with a problem section. Thus, it can be used as textbook for students mainly at postgraduate level." (Christina Diakaki, zbMATH 1362.62006, 2017)More details
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