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This tag is used for questions that are related with following branches: Statistical learning theory, Machine learning, Vapnik–Chervonenkis theory (VC theory) and all other branches that are studied and applied in the area of learning theory that involves various kinds of mathematics.
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The Polynomial Kernel
I Have seen two versions of the Polynomial Kernel during my time learning Kernel Methods for things such as regression analysis.
1) $\kappa_d(x,y) = (x \cdot y)^d$
2) $\kappa_d(x,y) = (x \cdot y + 1 …
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