Alternating Direction Method for Covariance Selection Models

The covariance selection problem captures many applications in various fields, and it has been well studied in the literature. Recently, an l 1 -norm penalized log-likelihood model has been developed for the covariance selection problem, and this novel model is capable of completing the model select...

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