Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Implementation of Divide-and-Conquer kernel SVM (DC-SVM) by Cho-Jui Hsieh, Si Si, and Inderjit S. Dhillon
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x |
the nxp training data matrix. Could be a matrix or a sparse matrix object. |
y |
a response vector for prediction tasks with one value for each of the n rows of |
k |
the number of sub-problems divided |
m |
the number of sample for kernel kmeans |
kernel |
the kernel type: 1 for linear, 2 for polynomial, 3 for gaussian |
max.levels |
the maximum number of level |
early |
whether use early prediction |
final.training |
whether train the svm over the entire data again. usually not needed. |
pre.scale |
either a logical value indicating whether to scale the data or not, or an integer vector specifying the columns. We don't scale data in SVM seperately. |
seed |
the random seed. Set it to |
verbose |
a logical value indicating whether to print information of training. |
valid.x |
the mxp validation data matrix. |
valid.y |
if provided, it will be used to calculate the validation score with |
valid.metric |
the metric function for the validation result. By default it is the accuracy for classification. Customized metric is acceptable. |
cluster.method |
The clusterign algorithm to use. Possible choices are
If |
cluster.fun |
The function to train cluster labels for the data based on given number of centers.
Customized function is acceptable, as long as the resulting list contains two fields named as |
cluster.predict |
The function to predict cluster labels for the data based on trained object.
Customized function is acceptable, as long as the resulting list contains two fields named as |
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other parameters passed to |
svm
a list of svm models if using early prediction, or an svm object otherwise.
early
whether using the early prediction strategy or not
cluster.tree
a matrix containing clustering labels in each level
cluster.fun
the clustering training function
cluster.predict
the clustering predicting function
scale
a list containing scaling information
valid.pred
the validation prediction
valid.score
the validation score
valid.metric
the validation metric
time
a list object recording the time consumption for each steps.
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svmguide1.t = as.matrix(svmguide1[[2]])
svmguide1 = as.matrix(svmguide1[[1]])
dcsvm.model = dcSVM(x = svmguide1[,-1], y = svmguide1[,1],
k = 4, max.levels = 4, seed = 0, cost = 32, gamma = 2,
kernel = 3,early = 0, m = 800,
valid.x = svmguide1.t[,-1], valid.y = svmguide1.t[,1])
preds = dcsvm.model$valid.pred
table(preds, svmguide1.t[,1])
dcsvm.model$valid.score
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