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Q1 Given a dataset of two positive points (red points): [6, 2]T , [6, 4]T , and two negative points (green points): [2, 4]T , [3, 6]T , as shown in figure below, the problem of a linearly separable SVM can be formulated as the following form:
minx
1 xT Qx + pT x 2
subject to Gx ≤ h (1)
Write down the values of Q, p, G, and h.
Q2 Modify the provided example code “example-code.py” to solve the linearly separable SVM problem in Q1 and output the following values:
1. The values of w and b that decide the separating line w.x + b = 0.
2. The margin size.
3. The support vectors.
4. Predict the class labels of the points:
[3, 5]T , [3, 4]T , [4, 6]T , [5, 4]T , [5, 2]T , [5, 6]T .
Q3 Given a dataset of three positive points (red points): [3, 5]T , [5, 3]T , [6, 6]T , and two negative points (green points): [5, 6]T , [6, 5]T , as shown in figure below, the problem of a linearly non-separable SVM can be formulated as the following form:
minx
1 xT Qx + pT x 2
subject to Gx ≤ h (2)
Write down the values of Q, p, G, and h.
Q4 Set the trade-off parameter C = 1. Modify the provided example code “example-code.py” to solve the
linearly non-separable SVM problem in Q3 and output the following values:
1. The values of w and b that decide the separating line w.x + b = 0.
2. The margin size.
3. The support vectors.
4. Predict the class labels of the points:
[3, 4]T , [3, 6]T , [4, 3]T , [4, 5]T , [5, 4]T , [5, 2]T , [5, 6]T , [6, 4]T , [6, 7]T , [7, 5]T , [7, 6]T .
Q5 Set the trade-off parameter C = 1000. Use the same dataset in Q3 and the basis functions ϕ(x) = [x1, x2, x2, x2, x1 • x2]T , where x = [x1, x2]T . Further modify the code implemented for Q4 to train
a nonlinear SVM model and output the following values:
1. The values of w and b that decide the separating line w.ϕ(x) + b = 0.
2. The margin size.
3. The support vectors.
4. Predict the class labels of the points:
[3, 4]T , [3, 6]T , [4, 3]T , [4, 5]T , [5, 4]T , [5, 2]T , [5, 6]T , [6, 4]T , [6, 7]T , [7, 5]T , [7, 6]T .
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