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引用次数: 13
摘要
正则化路径算法已被提出用于处理几种机器学习方法中的模型选择问题。这些算法利用其解路径具有分段线性形式的事实,允许计算每个正则化参数值的整个解路径。本文将正则化路径算法的适用性扩展到一类具有二次损失和二次惩罚项的学习机。本课程包含了几种重要的学习机,如平方铰链损失支持向量机(squared hinge loss support vector machine, SVM)和改进Huber损失支持向量机。我们首先证明了这类学习机的解路径具有分段非线性形式,并且两个断点之间的分段用一类有理函数来表征。然后通过求解这些有理方程,提出了一种能有效跟踪分段非线性路径的算法。为了求解这些有理数方程,我们使用二次收敛率的有理数近似技术,因此,我们的算法可以比现有的预测-校正型非线性路径近似方法更精确地跟踪非线性路径。我们在一些人工数据集和真实数据集上展示了算法的性能。
Nonlinear regularization path for quadratic loss support vector machines.
Regularization path algorithms have been proposed to deal with model selection problem in several machine learning approaches. These algorithms allow computation of the entire path of solutions for every value of regularization parameter using the fact that their solution paths have piecewise linear form. In this paper, we extend the applicability of regularization path algorithm to a class of learning machines that have quadratic loss and quadratic penalty term. This class contains several important learning machines such as squared hinge loss support vector machine (SVM) and modified Huber loss SVM. We first show that the solution paths of this class of learning machines have piecewise nonlinear form, and piecewise segments between two breakpoints are characterized by a class of rational functions. Then we develop an algorithm that can efficiently follow the piecewise nonlinear path by solving these rational equations. To solve these rational equations, we use rational approximation technique with quadratic convergence rate, and thus, our algorithm can follow the nonlinear path much more precisely than existing approaches such as predictor-corrector type nonlinear-path approximation. We show the algorithm performance on some artificial and real data sets.