Generalized Eigenvalues Classifiers (GEC), which originated from the GEPSVM algorithm by Mangasarian, proved to be an efficient alternative to the Support Vector Machines (SVMs) in the solution of supervised classification tasks. However real-life datasets are often characterized by a large number of redundant features and by a great number of points whose labels are difficult (or too expensive) to assign. In this work we start from the Regularized Generalized Eigenvalue Classifier (ReGEC) and show how regularization terms can be used to enable the classifier to solve two different problems, strictly connected to that of supervised classification: feature selection and semi-supervised classification. Numerical results, obtained on some standard benchmark data sets, show the efficiency of the proposed solutionsGrant: This work has been funded by MIUR PON02-00619 project. Mario Guarracino work has been conducted at National Research Institute University Higher School of Economics and has been supported by the RSF grant n. 14-41-00039.
On the regularization of generalized eigenvalues classifiers / Guarracino, Mario R.; Sangiovanni, Mara; Severino, Gerardo; Toraldo, Gerardo; Viola, Marco. - 1776:(2016). (Intervento presentato al convegno 2nd International Conference on Numerical Computations: Theory and Algorithms, NUMTA 2016 tenutosi a Pizzo Calabro; Italy nel 2016) [10.1063/1.4965317].
On the regularization of generalized eigenvalues classifiers
Viola, Marco
2016
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Generalized Eigenvalues Classifiers (GEC), which originated from the GEPSVM algorithm by Mangasarian, proved to be an efficient alternative to the Support Vector Machines (SVMs) in the solution of supervised classification tasks. However real-life datasets are often characterized by a large number of redundant features and by a great number of points whose labels are difficult (or too expensive) to assign. In this work we start from the Regularized Generalized Eigenvalue Classifier (ReGEC) and show how regularization terms can be used to enable the classifier to solve two different problems, strictly connected to that of supervised classification: feature selection and semi-supervised classification. Numerical results, obtained on some standard benchmark data sets, show the efficiency of the proposed solutionsGrant: This work has been funded by MIUR PON02-00619 project. Mario Guarracino work has been conducted at National Research Institute University Higher School of Economics and has been supported by the RSF grant n. 14-41-00039.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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