Support vector machines (SVMs), though accurate, are not preferred in applications requiring great classification speed, due to the number of support vectors being large. To overc...
S. Sathiya Keerthi, Olivier Chapelle, Dennis DeCos...
Abstract. Trained support vector machines (SVMs) have a slow runtime classification speed if the classification problem is noisy and the sample data set is large. Approximating the...
Effective prediction of defectprone software modules can enable software developers to focus quality assurance activities and allocate effort and resources more efficiently. Supp...
The medial axis being an homotopic transformation, the skeleton of a 2D shape corresponds to a planar graph having one face for each hole of the shape and one node for each junctio...
In this paper we demonstrate that the support vector tracking (SVT) framework first proposed by Avidan is equivalent to the canonical Lucas-Kanade (LK) algorithm with a weighted E...