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    Machine learning with Lipschitz classifiers

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    Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, Diss., 2010André Stuhlsat

    Maximum Margin Classification on Convex Euclidean Metric Spaces

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    Summary. In this paper, we present a new implementable learning algorithm for the general nonlinear binary classification problem. The suggested algorithm abides the maximum margin philosophy, and learns a decision function from the set of all finite linear combinations of continuous differentiable basis functions. This enables the use of a much more flexible function class than the one usually employed by Mercer-restricted kernel machines. Experiments on 2-dimensional randomly generated data are given to compare the algorithm to a Support Vector Machine. While the performances are comparable in case of Gaussian basis functions and static feature vectors the algorithm opens a novel way to hitherto intractable problems. This includes especially classification of feature vector streams, or features with dynamically varying dimensions as such in DNA analysis, natural speech or motion image recognition. 1 Overcoming Mercer conditions In the late seventies, Vapnik and Chervonenkis [1] had introduced the concept of a maximum margin separating hyperplane. It has been shown, tha

    Deep neural networks for acoustic emotion recognition: raising the benchmarks

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    Abstract-As the recognition of emotion from speech has matured to a degree where it becomes applicable in real-life settings, it is time for a realistic view on obtainable performances. Most studies tend to overestimation in this respect: acted data is often used rather than spontaneous data, results are reported on pre-selected prototypical data, and true speaker disjunctive partitioning is still less common than simple cross-validation. A considerably more realistic impression can be gathered by inter-set evaluation: we therefore show results employing six standard databases in a cross-corpora evaluation experiment. To better cope with the observed high variances, different types of normalization are investigated. 1.8 k individual evaluations in total indicate the crucial performance inferiority of inter-to intracorpus testing
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