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Perceptron-like Large Margin Classifiers

Perceptron-like Large Margin Classifiers
Perceptron-like Large Margin Classifiers
We consider perceptron-like algorithms with margin in which the standard classification condition is modified to require a specific value of the margin in the augmented space. The new algorithms are shown to converge in a finite number of steps and used to approximately locate the optimal weight vector in the augmented space following a procedure analogous to Bolzano’s bisection method. We demonstrate that as the data are embedded in the augmented space at a larger distance from the origin the maximum margin in that space approaches the maximum geometric one in the original space. Thus, our algorithmic procedure could be regarded as an approximate maximal margin classifier. An important property of our method is that the computational cost for its implementation scales only linearly with the number of training patterns.
Large Margin Classifiers, Perceptrons
Tsampouka, Petroula
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Shawe-Taylor, John
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Tsampouka, Petroula
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Shawe-Taylor, John
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Tsampouka, Petroula and Shawe-Taylor, John (2005) Perceptron-like Large Margin Classifiers

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Abstract

We consider perceptron-like algorithms with margin in which the standard classification condition is modified to require a specific value of the margin in the augmented space. The new algorithms are shown to converge in a finite number of steps and used to approximately locate the optimal weight vector in the augmented space following a procedure analogous to Bolzano’s bisection method. We demonstrate that as the data are embedded in the augmented space at a larger distance from the origin the maximum margin in that space approaches the maximum geometric one in the original space. Thus, our algorithmic procedure could be regarded as an approximate maximal margin classifier. An important property of our method is that the computational cost for its implementation scales only linearly with the number of training patterns.

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Published date: 2005
Keywords: Large Margin Classifiers, Perceptrons
Organisations: Electronics & Computer Science

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Local EPrints ID: 260657
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260657
PURE UUID: 293a64f4-7c1c-4e3e-b674-825599fe1e04

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Date deposited: 08 Mar 2005
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 06:41

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Author: Petroula Tsampouka
Author: John Shawe-Taylor

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