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great tutorial! Simple and well explained. Not sure if this has been uploaded but here is the jupyter script:). Although liked typing it out as I'm new to this. import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from sklearn import svm from sklearn.datasets.samples_generator import make_blobs # we create 40 seperable points X, y = make_blobs(n_samples=40, centers=2, random_state=20) # fit the model, don't regularize for illustration purposes clf = svm.SVC(kernel="linear", C=1) clf.fit(X,y) # display the data in graph from plt.scatter(X[:,0], X[:,1], c=y, s=30, cmap=plt.cm.Paired) plt.show()
Those having problems in application of generating sample blobs, here is the correct syntax and code: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from sklearn import svm from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs X, y = make_blobs(n_samples=40, centers=2, random_state=20) clf = svm.SVC(kernel='linear' , C=1) clf.fit(X,y) plt.scatter(X[:,0], X[:,1], c=y, s=30, cmap=plt.cm.Paired) plt.show()
Honestly I've looked at so many videos on SVM on trying to just understand it and its math, but somehow you've kept it super simple and made me understand it so simply in comparison to all other sources I've seen so far. Thanks so much!
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I really like the intro part, very clear and easy to understand especially for someone barely has knowledge in machine learning... I'd really appreciate a lot if you can kindly help me with my question. I want to run nonlinear multiple regression based on 1 dependent variable (engagement rate) and 12 independent variables (color of the picture) all measured at continuous level... I wanted to use SVM but now it seems like it only applies if my data has only two classes. Any suggestion from you? Thank you!
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Nice explanation team simplilearn. I have few doubts I hope u will clear 1.what is alfa and how to select best k value in case if my data is not linearly separable. 2.what is the difference b/w logistic regression and SVM? 3.relationship b/w k in k-nn and sigma in the rbf kernel.? I got this doubt when I am referring about kernels....
Hi Raydu, thanks for watching our tutorial. Here are the answers to your questions below. no.1 what is alpha? In SVM, Alpha % is a vector of weights where the positive % weights are the support vectors. If the data is not linear-separable, a kernel function should be used no. 2 Logistic regression: Logistic regression is used to predict the dependent variables (i.e.,) the dependent variable can take only two possible values such as “Yes or No. SVM: Support Vector Machine is a frontier which best segregates the two classes (hyper-plane/ line). SVM selects the hyperplane which classifies the classes accurately prior to maximizing margin(support vector line) no. 3 'K' in K-NN means the number of clusters the algorithm is trying to identify from the data. Sigma: Sigma is a parameter you may choose the value to change how the SVM trains.
Simple and great demo of SVM. I learned a lot. I didn't clearly understand the last part of the code. How did he actually found the hyperplane and the two support vectors (dashed lines) using contour function? I googled the contour and understood how it works but I couldn't figure it out in this part.
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Hi.. I have the following doubts for SVM:I believe both C and Gamma parameters does same job as : trade of between misclassification and boundary surface.in this case why do we need C and Gamma ? Either one will suffice ?Thanks in advance....!
You just did an amazing job. I have been try to use this algorithm for detection of diabetic retinopathy. And, there are four stages images need to be recognized in their distinguished stage. Can you please help me out? thank you :)
It was really great watching these informative slides but can you please tell how could this algorithm be used in image classification won't some other method like logistic regressiion or naive bayes give us more intutive answer for such a problem.
Hi, it is very difficult to explain the answer in the comment section. So we are giving a blog link where you find the answer to the above question: medium.com/@dataturks/understanding-svms-for-image-classification-cf4f01232700.
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If there's a misclassification in another class then there decision boundary will not be accurate. SVM is trained in a way where it classifies classes based on the input data.
I don't really understand the line 15 at 23:05. What does the decision function do? Does it give the hyperplane we are looking for? Also, I think the "reshape" is just to make the Z the same dimension of XX and YY, in order to use the contour function. Could someone explain the decision function part for me?
The decision function is completely indicated by a subset of preparing tests. and yes, the reshape is used to give a new shape to an array without changing its existing data. Hope this helps!
Hi, thanks for watching our video. Suppose your training dataset contains more than two classes, SVM automatically handles multi-class prediction. Hope that helps!
Based on the hyper plane ,we can say the new data point belong to male .. I didn't get it ! How can u say this like on what figures or equation u said this ... ? plz explain !
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Hey, I couldn't get that contour plot as the output in the end. I didn't get any output at all. I have rechecked the code over but unable to figure it out. What possibly could be the reason?
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The slides are impressive and explanation is simple.
That was the best tutorial i have seen on SVM
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I am listening to this again and i must say that even my 5 year old will understand this. You make learning fun. Thank you.
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Why the splitting of data line is taken cross ??.
Can we take the splitting of data line parallel to the y axis
great tutorial! Simple and well explained. Not sure if this has been uploaded but here is the jupyter script:). Although liked typing it out as I'm new to this.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn import svm
from sklearn.datasets.samples_generator import make_blobs
# we create 40 seperable points
X, y = make_blobs(n_samples=40, centers=2, random_state=20)
# fit the model, don't regularize for illustration purposes
clf = svm.SVC(kernel="linear", C=1)
clf.fit(X,y)
# display the data in graph from
plt.scatter(X[:,0], X[:,1], c=y, s=30, cmap=plt.cm.Paired)
plt.show()
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Those having problems in application of generating sample blobs, here is the correct syntax and code:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn import svm
from sklearn.datasets import make_blobs
X, y = make_blobs(n_samples=40, centers=2, random_state=20)
clf = svm.SVC(kernel='linear' , C=1)
clf.fit(X,y)
plt.scatter(X[:,0], X[:,1], c=y, s=30, cmap=plt.cm.Paired)
plt.show()
Honestly I've looked at so many videos on SVM on trying to just understand it and its math, but somehow you've kept it super simple and made me understand it so simply in comparison to all other sources I've seen so far. Thanks so much!
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The best video ever on SVM: learning with fun. You got a great sense of humour and loved your examples 😍😍
Wow, thank you!
Omg these videos are much better then paid courses. Simply superb and thank you sir,
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My goodness! is it that simple?
Are you serious?
I have learnt what 2 days of online R&D did not do for me.
I have no doubt that i am at the right place now.............god bless this team
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i fall in love with your presentations in all videos
Thank you so much 😀
I really like the intro part, very clear and easy to understand especially for someone barely has knowledge in machine learning... I'd really appreciate a lot if you can kindly help me with my question. I want to run nonlinear multiple regression based on 1 dependent variable (engagement rate) and 12 independent variables (color of the picture) all measured at continuous level... I wanted to use SVM but now it seems like it only applies if my data has only two classes. Any suggestion from you? Thank you!
This slide is well informed and nice to have an hands on example in it.
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Good and easy to understand tutorial on SVM. I would also like to see the math behind separating the data. Is SVM separates data into two sets only?
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So, is this one of the classification algorithms?
Why in the first code example C=1 and the second example C=1000? what is the difference?
I've been looking for these easy to understand explanations for a week. Thanks a lot for this great video!
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First 4 minutes , it cleared all my doubts Thanks alot
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Very impressive and clear SVM video.
Glad it was helpful!
the whole playlist is masterpiece
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The explanation is really understandable, thank youu
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SIR , your explanation is too good ..can you share the above code of python
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Hi !! Nice explanation about SVM. Looking forward to hear more use cases.
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Your slides are always awesome
Glad you like them!
Create a video with more deeper concepts of SVM. (for eg:- how kernel works) and stuff like that.
this was a very nice video.
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Nice explanation team simplilearn.
I have few doubts I hope u will clear
1.what is alfa and how to select best k value in case if my data is not linearly separable.
2.what is the difference b/w logistic regression and SVM?
3.relationship b/w k in k-nn and sigma in the rbf kernel.? I got this doubt when I am referring about kernels....
Hi Raydu, thanks for watching our tutorial. Here are the answers to your questions below.
no.1
what is alpha?
In SVM, Alpha % is a vector of weights where the positive % weights are the support vectors. If the data is not linear-separable, a kernel function should be used
no. 2
Logistic regression: Logistic regression is used to predict the dependent variables (i.e.,) the dependent variable can take only two possible values such as “Yes or No.
SVM: Support Vector Machine is a frontier which best segregates the two classes (hyper-plane/ line). SVM selects the hyperplane which classifies the classes accurately prior to maximizing margin(support vector line)
no. 3
'K' in K-NN means the number of clusters the algorithm is trying to identify from the data.
Sigma: Sigma is a parameter you may choose the value to change how the SVM trains.
excellent! thanks. note, to do the scatter for 3.6+: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
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Simple and great demo of SVM. I learned a lot.
I didn't clearly understand the last part of the code. How did he actually found the hyperplane and the two support vectors (dashed lines) using contour function?
I googled the contour and understood how it works but I couldn't figure it out in this part.
Hi Ahmad, thanks for bringing your query to us. The Hyperplane and support vectors are found based on the kernel function.
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amazing presensation full of informations , please can u share with us the slides
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The presentation was very good. What software/package was used to make it?
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Hi..
I have the following doubts for SVM:I believe both C and Gamma parameters does same job as : trade of between misclassification and boundary surface.in this case why do we need C and Gamma ? Either one will suffice ?Thanks in advance....!
Simple and yet to the point... Awesome...
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Very nice tutorial. Thanks.
You are welcome!
You just did an amazing job.
I have been try to use this algorithm for detection of diabetic retinopathy.
And, there are four stages images need to be recognized in their distinguished stage.
Can you please help me out?
thank you :)
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It was really great watching these informative slides but can you please tell how could this algorithm be used in image classification won't some other method like logistic regressiion or naive bayes give us more intutive answer for such a problem.
Hi, it is very difficult to explain the answer in the comment section. So we are giving a blog link where you find the answer to the above question: medium.com/@dataturks/understanding-svms-for-image-classification-cf4f01232700.
You can use image pixel values as inputs(or features)....Convolution Neural Networks will work better(more than better)
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it takes 15 min for the model to fit the data with svm and 2 hours to do 10 fold cross validation
its so slow
Superb explanation
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Great video! I would like the source code , if possible!
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Thank you Simplilearn team for the clear explanation. Can you please provide the dataset and the python notebook used in the video?
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good sir. Can you please share the 1000_Companies csv?
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what if we have 3 classes? what should i do to find the right class?
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love your tutorials!!
Glad you like them!
Why no video of simplilearn have mathematics behind the algorithm...
For that you can take up our course as it will give you an in-depth understanding of the maths
What if a data is misclassified into another class, how will we then train the machine to ignore that and create the original decision boundary?
If there's a misclassification in another class then there decision boundary will not be accurate. SVM is trained in a way where it classifies classes based on the input data.
Amazing
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I don't really understand the line 15 at 23:05. What does the decision function do? Does it give the hyperplane we are looking for? Also, I think the "reshape" is just to make the Z the same dimension of XX and YY, in order to use the contour function. Could someone explain the decision function part for me?
The decision function is completely indicated by a subset of preparing tests. and yes, the reshape is used to give a new shape to an array without changing its existing data. Hope this helps!
How to classify 3 or more classes using svm??
Hi, thanks for watching our video. Suppose your training dataset contains more than two classes, SVM automatically handles multi-class prediction. Hope that helps!
Based on the hyper plane ,we can say the new data point belong to male .. I didn't get it ! How can u say this like on what figures or equation u said this ... ? plz explain !
Hi Qaiser, Thank you for watching our video. In SVM, support vectors are drawn on both the sides of hyperplane at an equal distance.
Whenever we add a new point, we check the distance of the new data point with the support vectors of both the classes. Based on the shortest distance to the support vector, we will assign the new data point to that class.
If you still have any persisting doubts regarding SVM, kindly post it in the comment section. Also, do subscribe and hit the bell icon for not missing another update.
Hey,
I couldn't get that contour plot as the output in the end. I didn't get any output at all.
I have rechecked the code over but unable to figure it out.
What possibly could be the reason?
HI Vinay, could you please elaborate your issue or show the code in the comment section. Thanks.
How to apply svm for sentiment analysis?
Hi Kiel, the question you have asked is very hard to describe in the comment section. Do check this link for knowing more about sentiment analysis: www.researchgate.net/publication/286583940_Sentiment_analysis_using_Support_Vector_Machine
How to implement multiple svm?? Same as svm
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can SVM be used to classify data into 3 or more types? thanks
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What does line 14 mean? np.vstack([XX.ravel()... Kinda confused at this point.
Line 14 takes a sequence of arrays and stacks them vertically to make them into a single array.
Can I please get the dataset
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The recent gender changes would make the gender classifier invalid :>
Unless, it is possible to make a gender classifier that can identify transgenders, non-binary e.t.c. :)
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v good video sir ..can you send the ppt of this video on this mail id
rasikakhule1997@gmail.com ...ty in advance..
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Hi, nice video. Could you please share the code to my id as well - shishirkumar123@gmail.com.
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Hi, thank you for nice video and explanation. Do you have any video or resources for multi-label classification using SVM?
what does gca do?
GCA gives a response of the "handle" of the axes object.
Can you give us the source code thru github? or some downloadable link?
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can u pls send me the data set used
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Kindly share the code please
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Plz share this code
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the code please
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can you send me the data
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nice, thanks plz send me dataset and algorithms to this email
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