论文信息 - Incremental Learning with Support Vector Machines

Incremental Learning with Support Vector Machines

Support vector machines (SVMs) have become a popular tool for machine learning with large amounts of high dimensional data. In this paper an approach for incremental learning with support vector machines is presented, that improves the existing approach of Syed et al. (1999). An insight into the interpretability of support vectors is also given.

Stefan Rüping | S. Rüping

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