Titlebook: Optimization Based Data Mining: Theory and Applications; Yong Shi,Yingjie Tian,Jianping Li Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 C

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Yong Shi,Yingjie Tian,Gang Kou,Yi Peng,Jianping Litrees in Chapter 17. All told, we have revised or replaced 16 chapters of the original 26; we’ve kept 10 chapters as originally written, and substituted two entirely new chapters, 1 and 14, respectively. With the emergence of urban and community forestry as the fastest growing part of our profession

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trees in Chapter 17. All told, we have revised or replaced 16 chapters of the original 26; we’ve kept 10 chapters as originally written, and substituted two entirely new chapters, 1 and 14, respectively. With the emergence of urban and community forestry as the fastest growing part of our profession

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Yong Shi,Yingjie Tian,Gang Kou,Yi Peng,Jianping Litrees in Chapter 17. All told, we have revised or replaced 16 chapters of the original 26; we’ve kept 10 chapters as originally written, and substituted two entirely new chapters, 1 and 14, respectively. With the emergence of urban and community forestry as the fastest growing part of our profession

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Yong Shi,Yingjie Tian,Gang Kou,Yi Peng,Jianping Litrees in Chapter 17. All told, we have revised or replaced 16 chapters of the original 26; we’ve kept 10 chapters as originally written, and substituted two entirely new chapters, 1 and 14, respectively. With the emergence of urban and community forestry as the fastest growing part of our profession

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LOO Bounds for Support Vector Machinesnsuming, thus methods are sought to speed up the process. An effective approach is to approximate the LOO error by its upper bound that is a function of the parameters. Then, we search for parameter so that this upper bound is minimized. This approach has successfully been developed for both support

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Unsupervised and Semi-supervised Support Vector Machinesicult computational problem in optimization and obtain high approximate solutions. In this chapter, we proposed several support vector machine algorithms for unsupervised and semi-supervised problems based on SDP.