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... New statistical learning techniques such as Sup- port Vector Machines (SVMs) (Cortes and Vap- nik, 1995; Vapnik, 1998) and Boosting(Freund and Schapire, 1996) have been proposed. These tech- niques take a ... See full document

... years, support vector machine (SVM) algorithms have been shown to serve as a powerful frame- work for many data processing problems, with emphasis for classification and regression [25], and currently they ... See full document

... The choices of the SVM regularization constant, C, has a profound distinction when used in the context of SVM-Relabeler. The choice of C in the supervised SVM controls the trade off between the training error and the ... See full document

... Fuzzy Support Vector Machines (PSOFuzzySVM) to predict oil well gas lift performance and production optimization in a ...Fuzzy Support Vector Machines (FuzzySVM), which is a ... See full document

... Transductive Support Vector Machines (Vapnik, 2000) and its different implementations, such as TSVM (Joachims, 1999) or S 3 VM (Demiriz and Bennett, 2000; Chapelle et ...Laplacian Support ... See full document

... train support vector machines when training data are distributed across different nodes, and their communication to a centralized processing unit is prohibited due to, for example, communication ... See full document

... We presented a general method for exploring a space of hypotheses based on a coarse-to-fine hier- archy of SVM classifiers and applied it to the special case of detecting faces in cluttered images. As opposed to a single ... See full document

... In network-based methods, pathways related to cancer are used as prediction features in the modeling process, whereas in nonnetwork-based methods, prediction features are selected [r] ... See full document

... for support vector machines in a hybrid Data Mining and Case-Based Reasoning system which incorporates a vector model to help transfer textual information to numerical vector in order ... See full document

... The method constructs a series of sparse linear SVMs to generate linear models that can generalize well, and uses a subset of nonzero weighted variables found by the linear models to pro[r] ... See full document

... TABLE OF CONTENTS Table List of of Appendices ii Figures iii Acknowledgements iv Glossary v Introduction 1.1 and Background 1 1.2 Feature-Based SVM Classification Systems Other Classific[r] ... See full document

... Where the two groups are not linearly separable, slack variables are introduced that relax the constraints governing the distance of the hyper-planes from the support vectors with the penalty of further cost [29]. ... See full document

... Support Vector Machines (Vapnik 95), on the other hand, are strong learning methods in com- parison with decision tree learning and other learning methods (Sholkopf ... See full document

... Two types of the features which use an existing translation dictionary are used because the improve- ment of accuracy can be expected by e ff ectively us- ing existing knowledge in the features. For features (1a), words ... See full document

... space and can become numerically demanding for high input dimensions. The alternative proposed in this paper is the use of support vector machines (SVM), which can robustly clas- sify even very ... See full document

... We have presented a new formula for bounding the covering numbers of SV machines in terms of the eigenvalues of an inte- gral operator induced by the kernel. We showed, by way of an example using a Gaussian ... See full document

... Sant’Anna et al. (2015) proposed a solution for non-linear problems; they used Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs)(Silva et al., 2010) for the genetic classification of simulated hybrid populations. They observed up to ... See full document

... Projects are fundamental to organizations, but they are subject to the occurrence of risks, which can affect their success. Therefore, project managers seek to manage risks by demanding decisions about their treatment. A ... See full document

... If k is a polynomial kernel it is easy to see that the representation (3) is not unique whenever the sample size n is too large. Namely, we can always find a representation such that the number of its support ... See full document

... Abstract— In the cloud computing, security mechanisms are not mature enough to protect the data stored in the cloud. Hence, it is necessary to propose efficient methods for providing security to the data stored in the ... See full document