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Support vector machines for pattern classification

Author: Shigeo Abe
Publisher: London : Springer, ©2005.
Series: Advances in pattern recognition.
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Support vector machines (SVMs), were originally formulated for two-class classification problems, and have been accepted as a powerful tool for developing pattern classification and function approximations systems. This book provides a unique perspective of the state of the art in SVMs by taking the only approach that focuses on classification rather than covering the theoretical aspects. The book clarifies the  Read more...
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Abe, Shigeo, 1947-
Support vector machines for pattern classification.
London : Springer, c2005
(DLC) 2005040265
(OCoLC)57475934
Material Type: Document, Internet resource
Document Type: Internet Resource, Computer File
All Authors / Contributors: Shigeo Abe
ISBN: 1852339292 9781852339296 1846282195 9781846282195
OCLC Number: 65196441
Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 343 p.) : ill.
Contents: Two-class support vector machines --
Multiclass support vector machines --
Variants of support vector machines --
Training methods --
Feature selection and extraction --
Clustering --
Kernel-based methods --
Maximum-margin multilayer neural networks --
Maximum-margin fuzzy classifiers --
Function approximation --
Conventional classifiers --
Matrices --
Quadratic programming --
Positive semidefinite kernels and reproducing kernel Hilbert space.
Series Title: Advances in pattern recognition.
Responsibility: Shigeo Abe.
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Support Vector Machines are popular because of their high classification importance; this book focuses on the discussions on SVMs specifically to pattern classification.  Read more...

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Too much techno jargon

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Technically accurate.  Too much techno jargon for non geeks.  You can't much follow along before you get to awkward sentence structures which require you to do too much technical backtracking than what is necessary.

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