Support Vector Machine Debapriyo Majumdar Data Mining – Fall 2014 Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata November 3, 2014.

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Support Vector Machine Debapriyo Majumdar Data Mining – Fall 2014 Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata November 3, 2014

Recall: A Linear Classifier 2 A Line (generally hyperplane) that separates the two classes of points Choose a “good” line  Optimize some objective function  LDA: objective function depending on mean and scatter  Depends on all the points There can be many such lines, many parameters to optimize

Recall: A Linear Classifier 3  What do we really want?  Primarily – least number of misclassifications  Consider a separation line  When will we worry about misclassification?  Answer: when the test point is near the margin  So – why consider scatter, mean etc (those depend on all points), rather just concentrate on the “border”

Support Vector Machine: intuition 4  Recall: A projection line w for the points lets us define a separation line L  How? [not mean and scatter]  Identify support vectors, the training data points that act as “support”  Separation line L between support vectors  Maximize the margin: the distance between lines L 1 and L 2 (hyperplanes) defined by the support vectors w L support vectors L2L2 L1L1

Basics Distance of L from origin 5 w

Support Vector Machine: formulation 6  Scale w and b such that we have the lines are defined by these equations  Then we have: w  The margin (separation of the two classes) Consider the classes as another dimension y i =-1, +1

Langrangian for Optimization  An optimization problem minimize f(x) subject to g(x) = 0  The Langrangian: L(x,λ) = f(x) – λg(x) where  In general (many constrains, with indices i) 7

The SVM Quadratic Optimization  The Langrangian of the SVM optimization: 8  The Dual Problem The input vectors appear only in the form of dot products

Case: not linearly separable 9  Data may not be linearly separable  Map the data into a higher dimensional space  Data can become separable (by a hyperplane) in the higher dimensional space  Kernel trick  Possible only for certain functions when have a kernel function K such that

Non – linear SVM kernels 10