A structural information-based twin-hypersphere support vector machine classifier

doi:10.1007/s13042-014-0323-4

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A structural information-based twin-hypersphere support vector machine classifier

2015-01-11

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Xinjun Peng *

Dongjing Chen

DOI：10.1007/s13042-014-0323-4

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Twin-hypersphere support vector machine (THSVM) for binary pattern recognition aims at generating two hyperspheres in the feature space such that each hypersphere contains as many as possible samples in one class and is as far as possible from the other one. THSVM has a fast learning speed since it solves two small sized support vector machine (SVM)-type quadratic programming problems (QPPs). However, it only simply considers the prior class-based structural information in the optimization problems. In this paper, a structural information-based THSVM (STHSVM) classifier for binary classification is presented. This proposed STHSVM focuses on the cluster-based structural information of the corresponding class in each optimization problem, which is vital for designing a good classifier in different real-world problems. In addition, it also leads to a fast learning speed since this STHSVM solves a series of smaller-sized QPPs compared with THSVM. Experimental results demonstrate that STHSVM is superior in generalization performance to other classifiers.

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Binary classification

Quadratic programming problem

Twin-hypersphere support vector machine

Structural information

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