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How to improve Improving SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers?

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'mI'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and e1071 SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

How to improve SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers?

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and e1071 SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

Improving SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers?

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now I'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and e1071 SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

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Improve How to improve SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers in R?

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from AmeliaAmelia package and 'e1071'e1071 SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question is:Question: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

Thank you.

P.S. : Sorry for bad english

Improve SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers in R

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and 'e1071' SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question is: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

Thank you.

P.S. : Sorry for bad english

How to improve SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers?

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and e1071 SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

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Improve SVM performance on data with missing features and outliers in R

I'm trying to learn R for ML purposes, and right now i'm building classifier for my data (10 dimensions, ~400 elements, 2 classes), which have some outliers in it, and a lot of missing values.

I'm using multi-imputation of missing values from Amelia package and 'e1071' SVM. My results are quite good: 80% quality on cross-validation.

Question is: Is there any best practices or advices for building classifier on such a bad data? Maybe I should somehow filter outliers first? Maybe I should consider some other method for imputing missing values?

Thank you.

P.S. : Sorry for bad english