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Oct
28
comment How to use libSVM for one-class SVM problems?
my training data consists of the instances from the class I want to identify, and I know most real-world data will NOT fall into that class. Should I set the value of nu to be smaller (e.g., less than 0.5?)
Oct
28
comment SVM with only one type of label
@mbq, can you be more specific? The input to the learning machine is a feature vector, and the output is the (x,y,z) coordinates of the cutting point, is this what you mean?
Oct
25
comment libSVM for unbalanced data
@Bitwise, what would you do in this case then?
Oct
22
comment probablistic output for binary SVM classification
Thanks. One more question, is there a c/c++ library for the Gaussian process classification?
Oct
19
comment a question on multiplicative SMV kernel
I plan to make k1 a Gaussian kernel and k2 a RBF kernel. According to its tutorial, it seems libSVM only allows you choose one kernel type out of linear, polynomial, rbf and sigmoid. How do I tell the library I want a multiplicative kernel? Please excuse me if this question is too basic, I just quickly went through a book on SVM yesterday
Dec
8
comment Understanding similarity sensitive hashing algorithm in AdaBoost
I actually did contact the author before I post my question here. But I haven't heard anything back yet
Dec
8
comment Understanding similarity sensitive hashing algorithm in AdaBoost
Is the goal to minimize the exponential loss or maximize it? The paper said A and b should be chosen such that the exponential loss is minimized, while your goal is to maximize it. But anyway, the point here is to increase the weights of mis-classified examples, am I correct?
Dec
7
comment Understanding similarity sensitive hashing algorithm in AdaBoost
Thanks. Is b the eigenvalue associated with the eigenvector A?
Dec
5
comment Understanding similarity sensitive hashing algorithm in AdaBoost
I really appreciate your help. Thanks! BTW, what is the Meta you mentioned above?