A Sparse Twin SVM for multi-classification problems
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY - Year 2013, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
We propose Sparse TSVM, a multi-class SVM classifier that determines k nonparallel planes by solving k related SVM-type problems. The Sparse TSVM promotes Twin SVM to one-versus-rest approach. And it capture classes' main feature better with the sparse algorithm. On several benchmark data sets, Sparse TSVM is not only fast, but shows good generalization.
Authors and Affiliations
HONG-XING YAO
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