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Probability output of multi-class support vector machines
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XIN Dong, WU Zhao-hui, PAN Yun-he. Probability output of multi-class support vector machines[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2002, 3(2): 131-134.
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Abstract: A novel approach to interpret the outputs of multi-class support vector machines is proposed in this paper. Using the geometrical interpretation of the classifying heperplane and the distance of the pattern from the hyperplane, one can calculate the posterior probability in binary classification case. This paper focuses on the probability output in multi-class phase where both the one-against-one and one-against-rest strategies are considered. Experiment on the speaker verification showed that this method has high performance.
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