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Combining meta-learning and optimization algorithms for parameter selection

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Combining meta-learning and optimization algorithms for parameter selection
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2012
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Gomes, T
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Conference proceedings International
Pages: 6-7
5th Planning to Learn Workshop, PlanLearn 2012 at 2012 European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, ECAI 2012
28 August 2012
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Abstract (EN): In this article we investigate the combination of meta-learning and optimization algorithms for parameter selection. We discuss our general proposal as well as present the recent develop-ments and experiments performed using Support Vector Machines (SVMs). Meta-learning was combined to single and multi-objective optimization techniques to select SVM parameters. The hybrid meth-ods derived from the proposal presented better results on predictive accuracy than the use of traditional optimization techniques.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
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