Abstract. Hard margin support vector machines (HM-SVMs) have a risk of getting overfitting in the presence of the noise. Soft margin SVMs deal with this
Abstract— Support vector machines are very accurate classifiers and have been widely used in many applications. However, the training and to a lesser extent prediction time of s...
Tong Luo, Lawrence O. Hall, Dmitry B. Goldgof, And...
Empirical evidence indicates that the training time for the support vector machine (SVM) scales to the square of the number of training data points. In this paper, we introduce the...
Gene expression (microarray) data have been used widely in bioinformatics. The expression data of a large number of genes from small numbers of subjects are used to identify inform...
I describe a framework for interpreting Support Vector Machines (SVMs) as maximum a posteriori (MAP) solutions to inference problems with Gaussian Process priors. This probabilisti...