2013
DOI: 10.1631/jzus.ciip1301
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Primal least squares twin support vector regression

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“…Denote ln AR   as the input sample matrix, where 12 ( , , , ) The central ideas in the nonparallel plane regressors, including TSVR [20] and LSTSVR [21], are to seek a pair of nonparallel functions in n -dimensional input space…”
Section: Tsvr and Its Least Square Version (Lstsvr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Denote ln AR   as the input sample matrix, where 12 ( , , , ) The central ideas in the nonparallel plane regressors, including TSVR [20] and LSTSVR [21], are to seek a pair of nonparallel functions in n -dimensional input space…”
Section: Tsvr and Its Least Square Version (Lstsvr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For large-scale regression problem, TSVR, however, is not feasible, because of the need to solve two QPPs. To reduce the computational cost of TSVR and keep the advantages of TSVR, we have proposed a novel regressor, termed as Least Squares Twin Support Vector Regression (LSTSVR) [21]. A natural method for LSTSVR is to replace the inequality constraints in the above optimizations (2) and (3) …”
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“…A primal version for TSVR (PTSVR) was presented in [99] by introducing the smooth function to approximate its loss function, PTSVR directly optimized the QPPs in the primal space based on a series of sets of linear equations. A least squares version for TSVR (PLSTSVR) was also considered in the primal space [100]. [101] introduced a simple and linearly convergent Lagrangian SVM algorithm for the dual of TSVR.…”
Section: Variants Of Twin Support Vector Regressions (Twsvrs)mentioning
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“…Support vector machine (SVM), introduced by Vapnik and co-workers, is an excellent kernel-based tool for solving classification and regression problems (Vapnik, 1995;Ding and Qi, 2012;Huang et al, 2012Huang et al, , 2013a. Unlike other machine learning methods, such as artificial neural network , the mathematical theory of SVM is based on the statistical learning theory, which has many advantages in solving small samples, non-linear and high dimensional pattern recognition problems.…”
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