Concretely, a large value of gamma will shorten the width of the bell-shaped curve and reduce the range of influence of

Luckily for us, the kernel trick does its magic; it makes it possible to compute these higher dimensional relationships without actually transforming or creating new features, and still getting the same result as if you had!

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However, kernel functions only calculate the high dimensional relationships between the data points as if they were in a higher dimension; they do not actually do the transformation, meaning that the kernel function does not add any features, but we get the same results as if we id.

We are now ready to compute new features. For example, Let’s look at the instance X, which is equal to -1. It is located at a distance of 1 from the first landmark and a distance 2 from the second landmark. Therefore, its new mapped features would be:

Essentially, this uses a Polynomial Kernel to calculate the high dimensional relationships between the data points and map the data into a higher dimension without adding any features.

Essentially, kernels are different functions that calculates the relationships between non-linearly separable data points and maps them into higher dimensions. It then fits a standard Support Vector Classifier. It effectively maps features from being in a relatively low dimension to a relatively high dimension.

However, once again, just like polynomial transformations, this is computationally expensive and requires a lot of features to be added, Just imagine if you had a training set with m instances and n features gets transformed into a training set with m instances and m features (assuming you drop the original features).

Again, the important idea to take from this is that the kernel function only calculates the high dimensional relationship between the points as if they were in high dimensions, but does not create or transform new features.

C: the classification error that basically controls the trade-off between having the largest possible margin and maximise the number of points correctly classified by the decision boundary.

Now, gamma is a special hyperparameter that is a specific to rbf kernels. Referring back to our plot above of the rbf function, gamma controls the width of each bell-shaped function.

Although this approach can work, we have to figure out the optimal C parameter using cross-validation techniques. This can take a considerable amount of time. Additionally, one may want to create an optimal model and not have any “slack” variables that cross margin violations. So what is our solution now?

However, this is not feasible for large datasets; the computational complexity and the time it will take for the polynomial transformation to happen would be simply too long and computationally expensive.

So True. Well, to address the first question, usually you create a landmark at the location of each and every instance in the dataset. This creates many dimensions and thus increases the chances that the transformed training set will be linearly separable.

Another SVM kernel that is extremely popular is the Gaussian Radial Based Function(Gaussian RBF). Essentially, this is a similarity function that computes the distance between instance and a landmark. The formula for the kernel function is given below:

While Linear SVM’s work well in most cases, it is extremely rare to have a dataset that is linearly separable. One approach to combat this is to add more features, such as polynomial features(theses essentially transform your features by raising the values to an N degree polynomial(think X²,X³, etc..)).