This paper proposes an efficient training strategy for one-class support vector machines. The strategy exploits the feature of a trained one-class SVM which uses points only residing on the exterior region of data distribution as support vectors. Thus the proposed training set reduction method selects the so-called extreme points which sit on the boundary of data distribution, through local geometry and k-nearest neighbors. Experimental results on synthetic and real-world data demonstrate that the proposed training strategy can reduce training set of support vector machines considerably while the obtained model maintains generalization capability to the level of a model trained on the full training set
Compared with conventional two-class learning schemes, one-class classification simply uses a single...
In this communication we present a new algorithm for solving Support Vector Classifiers (SVC) with l...
Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are powerful machine learning techniques for classification and regre...
This paper proposes a training points selection method for one-class support vector machines. It exp...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
Part 7: Optimization-SVM (OPSVM)International audienceAlthough Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are co...
One-class SVM is a popular method for one-class classification but it needs high computation cost. T...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a Support Vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
Applications of non-linear kernel support vector machines (SVMs) to large data sets is seriously ham...
The high generalization ability of support vector machines (SVMs) has been shown in many practical a...
Abstract We introduce iSVM- an incremental algorithm that achieves high speed in training support ve...
Compared with conventional two-class learning schemes, one-class classification simply uses a single...
This paper proposes a novel method for solving one-class classification problems. The proposed appro...
Compared with conventional two-class learning schemes, one-class classification simply uses a single...
In this communication we present a new algorithm for solving Support Vector Classifiers (SVC) with l...
Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are powerful machine learning techniques for classification and regre...
This paper proposes a training points selection method for one-class support vector machines. It exp...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a support vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
Part 7: Optimization-SVM (OPSVM)International audienceAlthough Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are co...
One-class SVM is a popular method for one-class classification but it needs high computation cost. T...
We show via an equivalence of mathematical programs that a Support Vector (SV) algorithm can be tran...
Applications of non-linear kernel support vector machines (SVMs) to large data sets is seriously ham...
The high generalization ability of support vector machines (SVMs) has been shown in many practical a...
Abstract We introduce iSVM- an incremental algorithm that achieves high speed in training support ve...
Compared with conventional two-class learning schemes, one-class classification simply uses a single...
This paper proposes a novel method for solving one-class classification problems. The proposed appro...
Compared with conventional two-class learning schemes, one-class classification simply uses a single...
In this communication we present a new algorithm for solving Support Vector Classifiers (SVC) with l...
Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are powerful machine learning techniques for classification and regre...