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@@ -314,7 +314,14 @@ increasing our performance, so we only have one histogram to feed to the SVM.
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\subsection{Classification}
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\subsection{Classification}
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+For the classification, we use a standard Python Support Vector Machine,
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+\texttt{libsvm}. This is a often used SVM, and should allow us to simply feed
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+the data from the LBP and Feature Vector steps into the SVM and receive results.\\
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+\\
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+Using a SVM has two steps. First you have to train the SVM, and then you can
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+use it to classify data. The training step takes a lot of time, so luckily
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+\texttt{libsvm} offers us an opportunity to save a trained SVM. This means,
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+you do not have to train the SVM every time.
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\section{Finding parameters}
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\section{Finding parameters}
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