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  • Introduction
  • Popular shrinkage operators
  • MR.ASH shrinkage operator may resemble the popular shrinkage operators

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Introduction

This .Rmd documentation is to reproduce figures in the paper/manuscript.

library(ggplot2); library(cowplot)