Thread Subject: classification

Subject: classification

From: ahmed

Date: 12 Jul, 2008 13:37:01

Message: 1 of 3

I have a dataset. i like to classify this data into two
classes (class A, class B).
i devide the data into three parts: training, valdiating,
testing.
i construct trainging model and the testing algorithm i
don't have problem here. for valdition i use (PCA And SVM).
can any one give me an example how to train PCA and use it
for classification.
i know how to use (PCA/SVM) for dimension reduction.

can any one give me another idea

Subject: classification

From: Greg Heath

Date: 12 Jul, 2008 14:06:09

Message: 2 of 3

On Jul 12, 9:37=A0am, "Ahmed " <mogwari2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have a dataset. i like to classify this data into two
> classes (class A, class B).
> i devide the data into three parts: training, valdiating,
> testing.
> i construct trainging model and the testing algorithm i
> don't have problem here. for valdition i use (PCA And SVM).
> can any one give me an example how to train PCA and use it
> for classification.
> i know how to use (PCA/SVM) for dimension reduction.
>
> can any one give me another idea

In general, PCA is not recommended for
classification. Search Google Groups using

greg-heath thin disks

Hope this helps.

Greg


Subject: classification

From: ahmed

Date: 12 Jul, 2008 21:40:03

Message: 3 of 3

thanks for your answer. i found the web site , it seems to
be about Neural Networks!. if i faced with new problems i
well return

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