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Supported Vectored Machine (SVM) is one of the most historical, but also most commonly used machine learning models in supervised learning. In this project, I built a SVM model with the Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) algorithm using SAS IML procedure. Also, I simulated some linearly separable data using data step and compared the result of the SVM model with the SAS build-in Logistic Procedure. Finally, I applied the model to a famous dataset called credit.
Plantilla para la presentación de tesis de grado usando la normas ICONTEC requeridas en la biblioteca de la Universidad Industrial de Santander - UIS
This template is for typesetting BSc thesis at Southwest Forestry University, Kunming, China. You can always find the updated version at: https://github.com/wx672/texmf/tree/master/doc/latex/swfu/swfcthesis/tutorial
Een template om het verslag van de onderzoekscompetenties in Overleaf te maken. Veel succes!
Beispiel für eine Bachelorarbeit mit FH Aachen FB 8 Titelblattstyles Erstellt: Prof. Enning, 18.07.2013 Überarbeitet: Prof. Pfaff, 08.03.2018
The article template for NLA'2018 conference. It is based on the standard llncs class (Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences) and adjusted with a style file of the conference. This Overleaf template contains two main files. One is for English papers and another for Russian ones. Switch templates via Overleaf Project menu. Conference site: http://nla.icc.ru/
This template is used as a basic template for the journal Boletín de Matemáticas, of the mathematics department of the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. More information can be found in the site of the journal https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/bolma
Original: \(\mathrm{\LaTeX}\): More Than Just Academic Papers and Journals Copyright Lim Lian Tze 2011-2018 Translation to Hungarian and extension by Erika Griechisch 2018 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. As this is quite a large project with many files and packages, users on the Free plan may not be able to compile it successfully on Overleaf. If that's the case, feel free to grab the PDF here, and download the sources as a .zip for offline perusal/compilation!
From https://egu2018.eu/PICO_how-to_guide_to_PICO.pdf Abstracted and templated by Brian Ballsun-Stanton, Macquarie University. Original template by https://github.com/snowtechblog/pico-latex-presentation by Anselm Köhler
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