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multi class support vector machine

Is it possible to implement multiclass support vector machine and probabilistic neural network using labview?

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Hello,

 

regarding the multiple classes SVM:

 

NI Vision Concepts Manual:

 

"SVM classification typically involves two classes. For applications that involve more than two classes, the SVM algorithm uses a one-versus-one approach. In a one-versus-one approach, the algorithm creates a binary classification model for every possible combination of classes, so that n number of classes produces n × (n – 1)/2 classification models. During classification, the algorithm uses a voting mechanism to identify the best class. If the voting mechanism identifies multiple classes, the algorithm selects the class that is closest to the sample."

 

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K


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i am new to work with labview and neural network.. Can you share that VI.. my work requires classification of hand gestures like up , down, left , right etc using features like mean , energy , fft etc..

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Hello,

 

for starters, I suggest checking the NI Vison Concepts Manual to get a bit familiar with the libraries:

 

https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/322916b/resource/322916b.pdf

 

Vision has libraries for fft, energy, mass, etc... calculations as well as two classification methods (SVM and nearest neighbour).

A SVM example for texture classification:

 

https://forums.ni.com/t5/Machine-Vision/I-use-a-classifier-file-generated-by-NI-Texture-Training/m-p...

 

Best regards,

K


https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/kl3m3n



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