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I mean if dataset is very large, is LibSVM able to train a part first, and then load the model trained and train another part. for example, first time x is [[1, 1], [2, 2]], y is [1, 2], second time x is [[3,3],[4,4]], y is [3,4]. after train two times, I hope the model can classify 4 classes. Now it seems that the model just remember the last train result.
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Sorry libsvm doesn't support such incremental settings now. But liblinear
does. You can check the paper
https://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/libsvmtools/warm-start/warm-start.pdf
to see why it's easier to do linear classification than kernel.
JiayuWu writes:
I mean if dataset is very large, is LibSVM able to train a part
first, and then load the model trained and train another part.
for example, first time x is [[1, 1], [2, 2]], y is [1, 2],
second time x is [[3,3],[4,4]], y is [3,4]. after train two
times, I hope the model can classify 4 classes. Now it seems
that the model just remember the last train result.
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I mean if dataset is very large, is LibSVM able to train a part first, and then load the model trained and train another part. for example, first time x is [[1, 1], [2, 2]], y is [1, 2], second time x is [[3,3],[4,4]], y is [3,4]. after train two times, I hope the model can classify 4 classes. Now it seems that the model just remember the last train result.
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