Knowledge-based semidefinite linear programming classifiers

Knowledge-based semidefinite linear programming classifiers

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Article ID: iaor2007420
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 21
Issue: 5
Start Page Number: 693
End Page Number: 706
Publication Date: Oct 2006
Journal: Optimization Methods & Software
Authors: , ,
Keywords: programming (semidefinite)
Abstract:

In this paper, we present knowledge-based support vector machine (SVM) classifiers using semidefinite linear programming. SVMs are an optimization-based solution method for large-scale data classification problems. Knowledge-based SVM classifiers, where prior knowledge is in the form of ellipsoidal constraints, result in a semidefinite linear program with a set containment constraint. These problems are reformulated as standard semidefinite linear programming problems by the application of a dual characterization of the set containment under a mild regularity condition. The reformulated semidefinite linear program is solved by the publicly available solvers. Computational results show that prior knowledge can often improve correctness of the classifier.

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