资源论文New Primal SVM Solver with Linear Computational Cost for Big Data Classifications

New Primal SVM Solver with Linear Computational Cost for Big Data Classifications

2020-03-04 | |  46 |   44 |   0

Abstract

Support Vector Machines (SVM) is among the most popular classification techniques in machine learning, hence designing fast primal SVM algorithms for large-scale datasets is a hot topic in recent years. This paper presents a new L2norm regularized primal SVM solver using Augmented Lagrange Multipliers, with linear computational cost for Lp-norm loss functions. The most computationally intensive steps (that determine the algorithmic complexity) of the proposed algorithm is purely and simply matrix-byvector multiplication, which can be easily parallelized on a multi-core server for parallel computing. We implement and integrate our algorithm into the interfaces and framework of the well-known LibLinear software toolbox. Experiments show that our algorithm is with stable performance and on average faster than the stateof-the-art solvers such as SVMperf , Pegasos and the LibLinear that integrates the TRON, PCD and DCD algorithms.

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