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SVM hard and soft margins in matlab,
2019 Community Moderator ElectionDoes importance of SVM parameters vary for subsample of data?Linear kernel in SVM performing much worse than RBF or PolyDifferent accuracy for different rng valuesHow can I run SVM on 500k rows with 81 columns?Relationship between train and test errorPCA, SMOTE and cross validation- how to combine them together?Is splitting the data set into train and validation applicable in unsupervised learning?One vs one SVM for classes 1 and 5 but I have 10 classes in total. Should I train and test on all rows or should I subset?Setting best SVM hyper parametersSVM hyperparameters using Matlab's fitcsvm and OptimizeHyperparameters
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I am comparing the performances of several SVM models in matlab using the fitcsvm function,
and I want to double check that I am using the correct syntax
for hard soft amragins and kernel:
the syntax of hard margin should be as follows, in which the hyperparameter of hard margin cost (boxConstraint) should be infinite
%Hard Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint',Inf);
while the soft margin, the boxConstraint (which is the only hyperparameter needed for soft margin)should be tuned and given a suitable value, for example
%soft Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint', 7);
or leave it as default (which has the boxconstraint as 1)
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train);
and for the kernel model, say RBF, both boxconstrains and KernelScale (gamma) should be tuned and used
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train, KernelFunction, 'RBF',...
'BoxConstraint', 7,'KernelScale', '0.3');
assuming the all hyperparameters are tuned, is the previous syntax considered correct to have hard, soft and kernel models in Matlab?
Also, in case of cross-validation of the model, how to get the best hyperparameters while the SVM model is cross-validated? or selecting the hyperparamters step should be before cross-validating the model?
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I am comparing the performances of several SVM models in matlab using the fitcsvm function,
and I want to double check that I am using the correct syntax
for hard soft amragins and kernel:
the syntax of hard margin should be as follows, in which the hyperparameter of hard margin cost (boxConstraint) should be infinite
%Hard Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint',Inf);
while the soft margin, the boxConstraint (which is the only hyperparameter needed for soft margin)should be tuned and given a suitable value, for example
%soft Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint', 7);
or leave it as default (which has the boxconstraint as 1)
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train);
and for the kernel model, say RBF, both boxconstrains and KernelScale (gamma) should be tuned and used
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train, KernelFunction, 'RBF',...
'BoxConstraint', 7,'KernelScale', '0.3');
assuming the all hyperparameters are tuned, is the previous syntax considered correct to have hard, soft and kernel models in Matlab?
Also, in case of cross-validation of the model, how to get the best hyperparameters while the SVM model is cross-validated? or selecting the hyperparamters step should be before cross-validating the model?
classification svm matlab hyperparameter
asked 5 hours ago
gingin
1778
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I am comparing the performances of several SVM models in matlab using the fitcsvm function,
and I want to double check that I am using the correct syntax
for hard soft amragins and kernel:
the syntax of hard margin should be as follows, in which the hyperparameter of hard margin cost (boxConstraint) should be infinite
%Hard Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint',Inf);
while the soft margin, the boxConstraint (which is the only hyperparameter needed for soft margin)should be tuned and given a suitable value, for example
%soft Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint', 7);
or leave it as default (which has the boxconstraint as 1)
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train);
and for the kernel model, say RBF, both boxconstrains and KernelScale (gamma) should be tuned and used
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train, KernelFunction, 'RBF',...
'BoxConstraint', 7,'KernelScale', '0.3');
assuming the all hyperparameters are tuned, is the previous syntax considered correct to have hard, soft and kernel models in Matlab?
Also, in case of cross-validation of the model, how to get the best hyperparameters while the SVM model is cross-validated? or selecting the hyperparamters step should be before cross-validating the model?
classification svm matlab hyperparameter
asked 5 hours ago
gingin
1778
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I am comparing the performances of several SVM models in matlab using the fitcsvm function,
and I want to double check that I am using the correct syntax
for hard soft amragins and kernel:
the syntax of hard margin should be as follows, in which the hyperparameter of hard margin cost (boxConstraint) should be infinite
%Hard Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint',Inf);
while the soft margin, the boxConstraint (which is the only hyperparameter needed for soft margin)should be tuned and given a suitable value, for example
%soft Margin
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train,'BoxConstraint', 7);
or leave it as default (which has the boxconstraint as 1)
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train);
and for the kernel model, say RBF, both boxconstrains and KernelScale (gamma) should be tuned and used
SVMModel = fitcsvm(x_train,y_train, KernelFunction, 'RBF',...
'BoxConstraint', 7,'KernelScale', '0.3');
assuming the all hyperparameters are tuned, is the previous syntax considered correct to have hard, soft and kernel models in Matlab?
Also, in case of cross-validation of the model, how to get the best hyperparameters while the SVM model is cross-validated? or selecting the hyperparamters step should be before cross-validating the model?
classification svm matlab hyperparameter
classification svm matlab hyperparameter
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