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Got it. for the inner product (in R) I was using sum(w*x). I changed that to w%*%x and the speed changed DRAMATICALLY. Misterios arcanos del R!
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I also want to add that I am using Matlab and the whole experiment always takes only a few seconds (both for N=10 and N=100).
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I select randomly a missclassified point, but I don't think that this improves speed so much, but the use of inner product maybe (using 10000 points to calculate the probability of error between f(x) and g(x) can lead to important improvement)
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I'm glad to hear it took some time for your iterations. I got to a point where I thought my code wasn't working, so I kept stopping it. Needless to say, my scores on the last 3 questions reflected my lack of confidence in my code.
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