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Simultaneous data pre-processing and SVM classification model selection based on a parallel genetic algorithm applied to spectroscopic data of olive oils

Devos et al., 2014

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14314747245508759016
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Devos O
Downey G
Duponchel L
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Food chemistry

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Classification is an important task in chemometrics. For several years now, support vector machines (SVMs) have proven to be powerful for infrared spectral data classification. However such methods require optimisation of parameters in order to control the risk of …
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