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Fast Rates for Support Vector Machines Using Gaussian Kernels
by
Scovel, Clint
, Steinwart, Ingo
in
41A46
/ 41A99
/ 62G20
/ 62G99
/ 68Q32
/ 68T05
/ 68T10
/ Approximation
/ Classification
/ Distribution theory
/ Error function
/ Errors
/ Estimating techniques
/ Exact sciences and technology
/ Gaussian RBF kernels
/ General topics
/ Hems
/ Hilbert spaces
/ Interpolation
/ Learning
/ Learning rate
/ learning rates
/ Markov processes
/ Mathematical functions
/ Mathematical theorems
/ Mathematical vectors
/ Mathematics
/ Multivariate analysis
/ Noise
/ noise assumption
/ nonlinear discrimination
/ Normal distribution
/ Probability and statistics
/ Probability theory and stochastic processes
/ Sciences and techniques of general use
/ Statistical Learning Theory
/ Statistics
/ Studies
/ Support vector machines
/ Unit ball
2007
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Fast Rates for Support Vector Machines Using Gaussian Kernels
by
Scovel, Clint
, Steinwart, Ingo
in
41A46
/ 41A99
/ 62G20
/ 62G99
/ 68Q32
/ 68T05
/ 68T10
/ Approximation
/ Classification
/ Distribution theory
/ Error function
/ Errors
/ Estimating techniques
/ Exact sciences and technology
/ Gaussian RBF kernels
/ General topics
/ Hems
/ Hilbert spaces
/ Interpolation
/ Learning
/ Learning rate
/ learning rates
/ Markov processes
/ Mathematical functions
/ Mathematical theorems
/ Mathematical vectors
/ Mathematics
/ Multivariate analysis
/ Noise
/ noise assumption
/ nonlinear discrimination
/ Normal distribution
/ Probability and statistics
/ Probability theory and stochastic processes
/ Sciences and techniques of general use
/ Statistical Learning Theory
/ Statistics
/ Studies
/ Support vector machines
/ Unit ball
2007
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Fast Rates for Support Vector Machines Using Gaussian Kernels
by
Scovel, Clint
, Steinwart, Ingo
in
41A46
/ 41A99
/ 62G20
/ 62G99
/ 68Q32
/ 68T05
/ 68T10
/ Approximation
/ Classification
/ Distribution theory
/ Error function
/ Errors
/ Estimating techniques
/ Exact sciences and technology
/ Gaussian RBF kernels
/ General topics
/ Hems
/ Hilbert spaces
/ Interpolation
/ Learning
/ Learning rate
/ learning rates
/ Markov processes
/ Mathematical functions
/ Mathematical theorems
/ Mathematical vectors
/ Mathematics
/ Multivariate analysis
/ Noise
/ noise assumption
/ nonlinear discrimination
/ Normal distribution
/ Probability and statistics
/ Probability theory and stochastic processes
/ Sciences and techniques of general use
/ Statistical Learning Theory
/ Statistics
/ Studies
/ Support vector machines
/ Unit ball
2007
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Fast Rates for Support Vector Machines Using Gaussian Kernels
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Fast Rates for Support Vector Machines Using Gaussian Kernels
2007
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For binary classification we establish learning rates up to the order of n⁻¹ for support vector machines (SVMs) with hinge loss and Gaussian RBF kernels. These rates are in terms of two assumptions on the considered distributions: Tsybakov's noise assumption to establish a small estimation error, and a new geometric noise condition which is used to bound the approximation error. Unlike previously proposed concepts for bounding the approximation error, the geometric noise assumption does not employ any smoothness assumption.
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Institute of Mathematical Statistics,The Institute of Mathematical Statistics
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