Titlebook: Support Vector Machines for Pattern Classification; Shigeo Abe Book 2010Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 2010 Fuzzy Systems.Kernel Me

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Two-Class Support Vector Machines,In training a classifier, usually we try to maximize classification performance for the training data.

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Multiclass Support Vector Machines,As discussed in Chapter 2, support vector machines are formulated for two-class problems. But because support vector machines employ direct decision functions,an extension to multiclass problems is not straightforward.

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Feature Selection and Extraction,Conventional classifiers do not have a mechanism to control class boundaries. Thus if the number of features, i.e., input variables, is large compared to the number of training data, class boundaries may not overlap.

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Clustering,Unlike multilayer neural networks, support vector machines can be formulated for one-class problems. This technique is called . or . and is applied to clustering and detection of outliers for both pattern classification and function approximation [1].