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Fractional Ridge Regression
Regularization methods such as the Lasso combine shrinkage and variable selection, but strong penalization drives their solutions toward the null model. We introduce Fractional Ridge (Fridge) regression, a penalized regression method that instead shrinks toward models of a prespecified target size.
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