Sure screening for estimating equations in ultra-high dimensions

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As the number of possible predictors generated by high-throughput experiments continues to increase, methods are needed to quickly screen out unimportant covariates. Model-based screening methods have been proposed and theoretically justified, but only for a few specific models. Model-free screening methods have also recently been studied, but can have lower power to detect important covariates. In this paper we propose EEScreen, a screening procedure that can be used with any model that can be fit using estimating equations, and provide unified results on its finite-sample screening performance. EEScreen thus generalizes many recently proposed model-based and model-free screening procedures. We also propose iEEScreen, an iterative version of EEScreen, and show that it is closely related to a recently studied boosting method for estimating equations. We show via simulations for two different estimating equations that EEScreen and iEEScreen are useful and flexible screening procedures, and demonstrate our methods on data from a multiple myeloma study.

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