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**Further reading:** Pages 1–10 of [Svanberg (2002) paper on CCSA algorithms](
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1137/S1052623499362822) — I used the "linear and separable quadratic approximation" functions gᵢ in section 5.1; as far as I can tell the other example gᵢ functions have no general advantages.
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(I presented a simplified form of CCSA compared to the paper, in which the per-variable scaling/trust parameters σⱼ are omitted. These can be quite useful in practice, especially if different variables have very different scalings in your problem.)
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## Lecture 25 (April 10)
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* Compressive sensing (CS) and ℓ¹ regularization (LASSO etc.).
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**Further reading:** There are many tutorials and other information on CS/LASSO/etcetera online. For example, these [Rice Univ. tutorial slides (2019)](https://www.epfl.ch/labs/lions/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Volkan-CS-IPSN09-tutorial-part-1.pdf) by Volkan Cevher are fairly accessible.
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