svm-svr-epsilon-insensitive-loss
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Support Vector Regression (SVR), introduced by Drucker et al. (1997), uses an epsilon-insensitive loss function.
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- IN svm-framework-extends-beyond-binary-classification — The SVM framework extends well beyond its original binary classification setting — SVR adapts the max-margin principle to regression via epsilon-insensitive loss, transductive SVMs bridge to semi-supervised learning by jointly optimizing over labeled and unlabeled data, and Bayesian SVMs reinterpret the framework probabilistically for automatic hyperparameter tuning with uncertainty quantification.