With the advent of information age, especially with the rapid development of network, "information explosion" problem has emerged. How to improve the classifier's training precision steadily with accumulation of the samples is the original idea of the incremental learning. Support Vector Machine (SVM) has been successfully applied in many pattern recognition fields. While its complex computation is the bottle-neck to deal with large-scale data. It's important to do researches on the SVM's incremental learning. This article proposes a SVM's incremental learning algorithm based on the filtering fixed partition of the data set. This article firstly presents "Two-class problem"s algorithm and then generalizes it to the "Multiclass problem" algorithm by the One-vs-One method. The experimental results on three types of data sets' classification show that the proposed incremental learning technique can greatly improve the efficiency of SVM learning. SVM Incremental learning can not only ensure the correct identification rate but also speedup the training process.
Confidence evaluation is an important technique in image matching process. This paper proposes a confidence level evaluation method for image matching result based on support vector machine (SVM). We divide the matching result into two different types: the correct result and the wrong result. So we translate the match result's confidence evaluation problem into the matching result's classification. This paper firstly provides a method of how to prepare the character parameters which can accurately reflect the matching performance. And then the SVM based on Gaussian kernel is used as a classifier to classify the match result and discriminate the match result's type. The experiments show that this method is effective. Compared with the Dempster-Shafer (D-S) evidence reasoning fusion method it has much higher accuracy.
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