What is support vector machiences?
Support Vector Machines (SVM) is a machine learning algorithm used for regression and classification. It aims to find a decision surface that maximizes classification accuracy and robustness, and generalization ability. SVMs can be used for binary classification and linearly separable problems, as well as extended to nonlinearly separable problems and multiclass classification . SVMs have been applied in various fields such as pattern recognition and natural language processing. They use the principle of structural risk minimization to fit small data samples and employ the kernel trick to transform non-linear sample space into linear space, reducing algorithm complexity . SVMs have been shown to outperform neural networks in solving nonlinear issues . Overall, SVMs are a powerful tool in machine learning for classification tasks, offering the advantage of maximizing the margin between classes and providing robustness and generalization ability .
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02 Mar 2023 | The paper provides a brief explanation of support vector machines (SVMs) as a newly developed machine learning technology for nonlinear equalization in communication networks. SVMs have the benefit of requiring fewer model parameters and less previous information compared to other systems. |
The paper provides an explanation of the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm, which is a binary classifier based on a linear classifier with an optimal margin in the feature space. It uses the principle of structural risk minimization to fit small data samples. | |
Support Vector Machines (SVMs) aim to find a decision surface that is maximally far away from any data point, with the objective of maximizing classification accuracy and robustness, and generalization ability. | |
The paper is about Support Vector Machine (SVM), a machine learning algorithm used for regression and classification. SVM is generally used for classification purposes. |