Support vector machines and the multiple hypothesis test problem

Authors:
D.J. Sebald;J.A. Bucklew
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Two enhancements are proposed to the application and theory of support vector machines. The first is a method of multicategory classification based on the binary classification version of the support vector machine (SVM). The method, which is called the M-ary SVM, represents each category in binary format, and to each bit of that representation is assigned a conventional SVM. This approach requires only [log2(K)] SVMs, where K is the number of classes. We give an example of classification on an octaphase-shift-keying (8-PSK) pattern space to illustrate the main concepts. The second enhancement is that of adding equality constraints to the conventional binary classification SVM. This allows pinning the classification boundary to points that are known a priori to lie on the boundary. Applications of this method often arise in problems having some type of symmetry, We present one such example where the M-ary SVM is used to classify symbols of a CDMA two-user, multiuser detection pattern space