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University of Central Florida

Computer Vision Classification Techniques - Lecture 11

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Overview

Explore advanced concepts in machine learning classification through this 35-minute lecture from the University of Central Florida's CAP5415 course. Delve into Support Vector Machines (SVM), beginning with an introduction and background on maximal-margin classifiers. Examine the robustness of max-margin approaches and address non-separable cases. Learn about support vector classifiers for both separable and overlapping scenarios. Analyze the disadvantages of linear decision surfaces and discover the advantages of non-linear alternatives. Conclude by investigating nonlinear SVMs and their application in classification tasks. This comprehensive lecture provides a thorough understanding of SVM principles and their practical implementation in machine learning.

Syllabus

Intro
SVM - background
Maximal-Margin Classifier
Is Max-Margin Robust?
Non-Separable Case
Support Vector Classifier-Separable
Support Vector Classifier-Overlap
SV Classifier
Disadvantages of Linear Decision Surfaces
Advantages of non-linear Decision Surfaces
Nonlinear SVMS
SVM Classifier

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UCF CRCV

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