Support Vector Machines
author: Chih-Jen Lin,
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: July 2006, views: 165422
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: July 2006, views: 165422
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Support vector machines (SVM) and kernel methods are important machine learning techniques. In this short course, we will introduce their basic concepts. We then focus on the training and optimization procedures of SVM. Examples demonstrating the practical use of SVM will also be discussed. Basically we focus on classification. If time is allowed, we will also touch SVM regression.
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I like it.
Excellent explanation of concepts and issues. Thank you!
It is a very nice lecture.
Bizarre typo up there... If they are NOT important, why teach them? :)
"Support vector machines (SVM) and kernel methods are not important machine learning techniques"
Giorgio... Thanks, I've fixed the typo.
As one core developer of LIBSVM, Lin has introduced full and accurate practical issues of SVM in this talk.
Thanks a lot.
As a core Machine learning tool Lin has introduce a full and practical lectures in his talk on the SVM . I like it
Thanks
nice talk,
it is really good
really great ! it s always better to ear explanations than reading a short paper...
Thank you.
Very hard to understand, not very structured and poor articulation... The lecture of Colin Campbell on SVM is way better!
Still, thanks for having these videos available!
it is very good.I need this right now.typical Chinese accent.
thanks a lot!!!
How can I download the file?
I want to get just the audio.
amazing lecture,
he has introduced svm's in an awesome manner , also he has pointed out areas of further research and also on how to practically train a svm classifier.
Thank you!!
Hello,
I want to download the lecture (Video+audio), How?
Thank you,
how can i download your lecture, is it possible?
Hello
I can not watch this video if you like it helps me and send me this video i need him soo much gasmikarim@yahoo.fr
the best explaination on SVM so far.
excellent!
all the books and papers seem so poorly written compared to this lecture :-)
hi.i want to know about svm and rbf algorithm.is it ok to send me some pdf about them.
thanks.
This lecture was so helpful, I really love this website and think that it is an excellent learning tool
this is nice lecture.
thank you so much.
Nice lecture and easy to understand...
Very nice lecture, initially i overlooked this video after just checking the pronunciation...but best so far.
please tell me how can i download the videos?
thank you
I like it.
However my English is not good, so i can't listen to this video in some word. :(
Anyway, thank you so much!
I like it.
However my English is not good, so i can't listen to this video in some word. :(
Anyway, thank you so much!
Excellent Lecture.....
A new concept widely used nowadays in machine learning.
It is obviously used for classification and ranking.
Wonderful presentation!
Thanks a lot!
Sivagaminathan
Please give me softcopy of power point files,
i need videlectures of SVM...
I have to use this SVM model for clustering and ranking
in my IR research task..
Iam requesting author to extend your help!!!
Thanks and Regards,
sivagaminathan
It is a very nice lecture. Thank you very much.
The video is good. But I really need to download it the live stream is too slow, I can't finish it smoothly.
Excellent!! very useful information for practical application of SVM.
Could you please send me the video?
Thanks and regards
thanks , this video is so nice but the third part is invalid now.
In SVM model is a representation of the examples as points in space, mapped so that the examples of the separate categories are divided by a clear gap that is as wide as possible. New examples are then mapped into that same space and predicted to belong to a category based on which side of the gap they fall. https://chasebanklogin.us
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