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Demonstrates precision and recall in rough support vector machines, suggesting improved boundary representation.
Rough support vector machines (RSVMs) supplement conventional support vector machines (SVMs) by providing a better representation of the boundary region. Increasing interest has been paid to the theoretical development of RSVMs, which has already lead to a modification of existing SVM implementations as RSVMs. This paper shows how to extend the use of precision and recall from a SVM implementation to a RSVM implementation. Our approach is demonstrated in practice with the help of Gist, a popular SVM implementation.
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