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...
Many kernel learning algorithms, including support vector machines, result in a kernel machine, such as a kernel classifier, whose key component is a weight vector in a feature sp...
Scarcity and infeasibility of human supervision for large
scale multi-class classification problems necessitates active
learning. Unfortunately, existing active learning methods
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Prateek Jain (University of Texas at Austin), Ashi...
Abstract--Kernel-based algorithms such as support vector machines have achieved considerable success in various problems in batch setting, where all of the training data is availab...
Jyrki Kivinen, Alex J. Smola, Robert C. Williamson
This paper considers the problems of feature variation and concept uncertainty in typical learning-based video semantic classification schemes. We proposed a new online semantic c...