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How to conduct Support Vector Mache using R(e1071)
Could anyone help me to interpret these results from R?
How can I find nBSV,nSv, obj and iteration numbers?
How can I use nBSV and nSv, obj to determine which kernel is the best?
<! … -- language: lang-r>
> library(e1071)
> data(cats, package="MASS")
> inputData <- data.frame(cats[, c (2,3)], response as.factor(cats$Sex))
> svmfit <- svm(cross=10,response ~ ., data = inputData, kernel …
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