SVMs solve a classification problem by, in effect, transforming the feature space into another typically higher dimensional,
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SVMs solve a classification problem by, in effect, transforming the feature space into another typically higher dimensional, sometimes infinitely dimensional space and then finding a (possibly soft) wide margin linear separation in that other space. What is the VC-dimension of linear classifications in an infinitely dimensional space? Is that a problem? If so, does the use of wide margin separations address that problem? Explain.
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An Elementary Introduction To Statistical Learning Theory
ISBN: 9780470641835
1st Edition
Authors: Sanjeev Kulkarni
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