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NPrSVM: Nonparallel sparse projection support vector machine with efficient algorithm

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Wei-Jie Chen *
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邵元海 (Yuan‐Hai Shao) *
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李春娜 (Chun‐Na Li)
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Yuqing Wang
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Ming-Zeng Liu
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王震 (Zhen Wang)
DOI:10.1016/j.asoc.2020.106142delete
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The recently proposed projection twin support vector machine (PTSVM) is an excellent nonparallel classifier. However, PTSVM employs the least-squares loss function to measure its within-class empirical risk, resulting in several drawbacks, such as non-sparseness for decision, sensitivity to outliers, expensive matrix inversion, and inconsistency in the linear and nonlinear models. To alleviate these issues, in this paper, we propose a novel nonparallel sparse projection support vector machine (NPrSVM). Different from the original PTSVM that squeezes the projected values of within-class instances to its own class center, NPrSVM aims to cluster them as much as possible within an insensitive tube. Specifically, our NPrSVM owns the following attractive merits: (i) Benefiting from the L1-norm symmetric Hinge loss function, NPrSVM not only enjoys sparseness for decision but also improves robustness to outliers. (ii) The elegant formulation of dual problems in NPrSVM no longer involves the matrix inversion during the training procedure. This greatly saves the computing time compared to PTSVM. (iii) While the nonlinear formulation of PTSVM is not the direct extension of linear PTSVM, the linear and nonlinear versions of our NPrSVM are consistent. (iv) An efficient dual coordinate descent algorithm is further designed for NPrSVM to handle large-scale classification. Finally, the feasibility and effectiveness of NPrSVM are validated by extensive experiments on both synthetic and real-world datasets. (C) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Support vector machine
Projection twin support vector machine
Nonparallel projections
Sparseness
Classification
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