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LINEAR CLASSIFICATION
Introduction
• Once the data points are non-linear separable
in their original feature space, the linear
classifier may fail to determine where the
decision boundary is.
• mapping the original feature space (x ∈ ℝᵈ)
into the higher dimensional feature space
(ϕ(x) ∈ ℝᵉ , e>d)
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• classifying data points through feature
mapping.
• Originally, the data points with the feature
vectors x = [x₁, x₂] in the 2-D space have the
concentrically circular distribution.
• by incorporating a certain mapping function
ϕ(x), the feature vectors can be transformed
into 3-D feature space
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The new data points with 3-D feature vectors ϕ(x) = [x₁, x₂,(x₁²+x₂²)] can now be
using the linear classifier to determine the decision boundary hyperplane.
Kernel Functions:
• SVM algorithms use a set of mathematical functions that are
defined as the kernel.
• But if we expand the above exponential expression, It will go upto infinite power
of x and x’, as expansion of ex contains infinite terms upto infinite power
of x hence it involves terms upto infinite powers in infinite dimension.
• Hence it will give a hyperplane in infinite dimensions, which will give a very strong
non-linear classifier or regression curve after returning to our original dimensions.
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