Titlebook: Support Vector Machines: Theory and Applications; Lipo Wang Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Data Mining.Fuzzy.Kernel Mach

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M. Vogt,V. Kecmanor nodes of these subtrees and on three weight functions defined on the degrees of the nodes appearing in T. Choosing particular weight functions, the weight of the root of the tree is equal to its internal path length, to its external path length, to its internal degree path length, to its external

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D. Anguita,A. Boni,S. Ridella,F. Rivieccio,D. Sterpior nodes of these subtrees and on three weight functions defined on the degrees of the nodes appearing in T. Choosing particular weight functions, the weight of the root of the tree is equal to its internal path length, to its external path length, to its internal degree path length, to its external

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P. Williams,S. Wu,J. Fengor nodes of these subtrees and on three weight functions defined on the degrees of the nodes appearing in T. Choosing particular weight functions, the weight of the root of the tree is equal to its internal path length, to its external path length, to its internal degree path length, to its external

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Q. Song,W. Hu,X. Yangor nodes of these subtrees and on three weight functions defined on the degrees of the nodes appearing in T. Choosing particular weight functions, the weight of the root of the tree is equal to its internal path length, to its external path length, to its internal degree path length, to its external

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C.-fu Lin,S.-de Wangor nodes of these subtrees and on three weight functions defined on the degrees of the nodes appearing in T. Choosing particular weight functions, the weight of the root of the tree is equal to its internal path length, to its external path length, to its internal degree path length, to its external

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