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Quadratic hyper-surface kernel-free least squares support vector regression

Junyou Ye, Zhixia Yang, Zhilin Li

2021Intelligent Data Analysis20 citationsDOI

Abstract

We present a novel kernel-free regressor, called quadratic hyper-surface kernel-free least squares support vector regression (QLSSVR), for some regression problems. The task of this approach is to find a quadratic function as the regression function, which is obtained by solving a quadratic programming problem with the equality constraints. Basically, the new model just needs to solve a system of linear equations to achieve the optimal solution instead of solving a quadratic programming problem. Therefore, compared with the standard support vector regression, our approach is much efficient due to kernel-free and solving a set of linear equations. Numerical results illustrate that our approach has better performance than other existing regression approaches in terms of regression criterion and CPU time.

Topics & Concepts

Least squares support vector machineQuadratic programmingPolynomial regressionKernel (algebra)MathematicsSupport vector machineQuadratic equationKernel methodMathematical optimizationProper linear modelLeast-squares function approximationQuadratic functionApplied mathematicsRegression analysisComputer scienceStatisticsArtificial intelligenceCombinatoricsGeometryEstimatorSparse and Compressive Sensing TechniquesFace and Expression RecognitionControl Systems and Identification
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