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Hi,
Can support vector machines be used as multi-class classifiers? Thanks in Advance |
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LIBSVM supports multi-class classification. If you're using Python, you can use scikit-learn, which under the hood uses LIBSVM; for an example, go here: http://scikit-learn.sourceforge.net/...classification
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Not a direct followup to this question but I was wondering how Multinomial Softmax (generalization of logistic for multiple classes) compares with SVMs for multi-class problem, in practice.
One difference is the softmax directly gives the probability whereas SVM probabilities are 'indirect' I was wondering how does this comparison pan out in practice? |
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That is an interesting question. Maybe yassin is still around and has an answer to that.
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