2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.patcog.2012.12.012
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Optimizing the Gaussian kernel function with the formulated kernel target alignment criterion for two-class pattern classification

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“…The difference between the centered alignment of two kernel matrices and the alignment of the corresponding kernel functions can be bounded by a term in Oð1= ffiffiffi n p Þ [8]. Generally speaking, centered kernel polarization, kernel target alignment and kernel polarization have the same property that: the alignment value will increase when we keep within-class data pairs close and between-class data pairs apart in the feature space [8,20,29,34]. The only difference between kernel target alignment and centered kernel alignment, by comparing Eq.…”
Section: Review Of Three Kinds Of Alignment Criteriamentioning
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“…The difference between the centered alignment of two kernel matrices and the alignment of the corresponding kernel functions can be bounded by a term in Oð1= ffiffiffi n p Þ [8]. Generally speaking, centered kernel polarization, kernel target alignment and kernel polarization have the same property that: the alignment value will increase when we keep within-class data pairs close and between-class data pairs apart in the feature space [8,20,29,34]. The only difference between kernel target alignment and centered kernel alignment, by comparing Eq.…”
Section: Review Of Three Kinds Of Alignment Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observe that when the number of positive samples equals to the one of negative samples, i.e. n þ ¼ n À , the optimization problem here is identical to that in [34]. Thus, centered kernel polarization is a general extension of kernel polarization.…”
Section: The ''Centered Kernel Polarization'' Criterionmentioning
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