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1 Solving the SVM Optimization Problem Kernel-based Learning Methods Christian Igel Institut für Neuroinformatik Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany July 16, 2009 Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 1 / 26
2 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 2 / 26
3 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 3 / 26
4 Warmup: Recall Taylor expansion & Newton step for an at least twice differentiable function D : R n R D(α + λ) = D(α) + D(α) λ λ λt 2 D(α) 2 λ λ + O( λ 3 ) as λ 0 Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 4 / 26
5 Warmup: Recall Taylor expansion & Newton step for a convex quadratic function D : R R the problem min λ D(α + λ) is solved by λ = D(α) λ 2 D(α) 2 λ Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 5 / 26
6 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 6 / 26
7 1-Norm soft margin SVM: Primal training data S = {(x 1,y 1 ),...,(x l,y l )}, and kernel k 1-Norm Soft Margin SVM Primal optimization problem: minimize ξ,w,b P(ξ,w,b) = 1 2 w,w + C l i=1 subject to y i ( w,k(x i, ) + b) 1 ξ i, i = 1,...,l ξ i 0, i = 1,...,l ξ i Topic today: How to implement an efficient algorithm that solves this problem? Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 7 / 26
8 1-Norm soft margin SVM: Dual training data S = {(x 1,y 1 ),...,(x l,y l )}, and kernel k 1-Norm Soft Margin SVM Dual optimization problem: maximize α D(α) = subject to l α i 1 2 i=1 l α i α j y i y j k(x i,x j ) i,j=1 l α i y i = 0 and i {1,...,l} : i=1 C α i 0y i α i [a i,b i ] = { [0,C] if y i = +1 [ C,0] if y i = 1 decision rule sign(f(x)) with f(x) = l i=1 y iα i k(x i,x) + b, where b is chosen so that y i f(x i ) = 1 for any i with C > α i > 0 Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 8 / 26
9 Restricting the quadratic program 1-Norm Soft Margin SVM dual optimization problem restricted to working set B: maximizeˆα D(ˆα) = subject to l ˆα i 1 2 i=1 l ˆα i y i = 0 i=1 l i,j=1 i {1,...,l} : C ˆα i 0 i B : ˆα i = α i ˆα iˆα j y i y j k(x i,x j ) Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 9 / 26
10 Two-dimensional subproblem C ˆα ĝ ˆα ˆα j ĝ 0 ˆα i C Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 10 / 26
11 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 11 / 26
12 Some definitions let s define Gram matrix entry gradient of dual K ij = k(x i,x j ) g i = D(α) α i l = 1 y i y j α j K ij j=1 and the index sets I up = {i y i α i < b i } (y i α i may increase) I down = {i y i α i > a i } (y i α i may decrease) SV x i is called bounded if α i = C, otherwise it is called free (and i I up i I down ) Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 12 / 26
13 Optimality & stopping criterion is necessary for i I up and j I down (w.l.o.g. i < j) we define u ij,α ǫ R l α ǫ = α + ǫu ij with u ij = (0,...,y i,0,...,0, y j,0,...,0) for ǫ > 0, i.e., +ǫy k if k = i α ǫ k = α k + ǫ[u ij] k = α k + ǫy k if k = j 0 otherwise if α is optimal, we have D(α ǫ ) D(α ) = ǫ(y i g i y jg j ) + O(ǫ2 ) and thus the necessary optimality criterion or r R : max i I up y i g i r min j I down y j g j r R : k : { α k = C α k = 0 if g k > y kr if g k < y kr Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 13 / 26
14 Optimality & stopping criterion is sufficient let s consider some feasible solution α of D and pick w = l y i α ik(x i, ), b = r, ξi = max{0,gi y i r} i=1 we have P(ξ,w,b ) D(α ) = C l ξi i=1 noting that Cξi α i g i = y iα i r we get l l α i g i = (Cξi α i g i ) i=1 P(ξ,w,b ) D(α ) = r thus the duality gap vanishes, α is optimal b = r is a good way to compute b i=1 l y i α i = 0 Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 14 / 26 i=1
15 How long does training an SVM take? Intuitive bounds: assume an oracle tells us the unbounded SVs F = {x i 0 < α i < C} and bounded SVs, then computing the αs takes O( F 3 ) checking the optimality condition by computing the gradient from scratch takes O(l #SV) SVM training scales between quadraticly and cubicly in the number of training points. Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 15 / 26
16 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 16 / 26
17 Decomposition algorithms Strategy: Iteratively solve dual optimization problem Decomposition Algorithm α feasible starting point repeat select working set B solve QP restricted to B resulting in ˆα α ˆα until stopping criterion is met B = {i,j}, i < j: Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) search directions are just ±(0,...,y i,0,...,0, y j,0,...,0) = ±u ij Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 17 / 26
18 Decomposition and Sequential Minimal Optimization repeat until target accuracy reached { select working set solve optimally α i α j α i } α k α j Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 18 / 26
19 Solving the two-dimensional subproblem Hessian of dual problem has elements 2 D(α) α i α j = y i y j K ij maximizing w.r.t. λ (ignoring box constraints) D(α + λu ij ) D(α) = λ(y i g i y j g j ) λ2 2 (K ii + K jj 2K ij ) by Newton step gives optimal λ λ = y i g i y j g j K ii + K jj 2K ij Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 19 / 26
20 Recomputing gradient & stopping criterion gradient of full problem can be adjusted after optimizing on B by k {1,...,l} : g k g k y k y i (ˆα i α i )K ik stopping criterion (which needs gradient) is in practice softened to for ǫ > 0 i B max y i gi min y j gj 0 i I up j I down max y i g i min y j g j ǫ i I up j I down Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 20 / 26
21 Sequential minimal optimization Sequential minimal optimization α 0, g 1 repeat select indices i I up and j I { down } y i g i y j g j λ = min b i y i α i,y j α j a j, K ii + K jj 2K ij k {1,...,l} : g k g k λy k K ik + λy k K jk α i α i + y i λ α j α j y j λ until max i Iup y i g i min j Idown y j g j ǫ Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 21 / 26
22 Outline Warm-up: Newton Step SVM Optimization: Primal and Dual Optimality Criteria Decomposition Algorithms Working Set Selection Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 22 / 26
23 Working set selection, Most violating pair Problem: How to select the working set B such that 1 much progress is made /only few iterations are needed, and 2 few kernel evaluations are required? we ignore Gram matrix caching/ chunking / shrinking in this course and just consider the selection of B standard algorithm: Most violating pair working set selection 1 first index i = argmax k Iup y k g k 2 second index j = argmin k Idown y k g k first order working set selection, recall that for λ 0 D(α + λu ij ) D(α) = λ(y i g i y j g j ) + O(λ 2 ) requires just O(l) computations Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 23 / 26
24 Maximum gain maximizing gain of subproblem in search direction u ij ignoring box constraints corresponds to maximizing w.r.t. λ D(α + λu ij ) D(α) = λ(y i g i y j g j ) λ2 2 (K ii + K jj 2K ij ) Newton step gives optimal λ λ = y i g i y j g j K ii + K jj 2K ij yielding a gain D(α + λ u ij ) D(α) of (y i g i y j g j ) 2 2(K ii + K jj 2K ij ) Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 24 / 26
25 Maximum gain working set selection idea: select i and j such that gain D(α + λ u ij ) D(α) = is maximized (ignoring box constraints) (y i g i y j g j ) 2 2(K ii + K jj 2K ij ) problem: checking all l(l 1)/2 index pairs is not feasible solution: 1 first index i is picked according to most violating pair heuristic 2 second index j is selected to maximize gain second order working set selection requires just O(l) computations (given reasonable caching strategy) Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 25 / 26
26 References L. Bottou and C.-J. Lin. Support Vector Machine Solvers. In L. Bottou, O. Chapelle, D. DeCoste, and J. Weston, eds.: Large Scale Kernel Machines, MIT Press, R.-E. Fan, P.-H. Chen, and C.-J. Lin. Working set selection using the second order information for training SVM. Journal of Machine Learning Research 6, pp , J. Platt. Fast training of support vector machines using sequential minimal optimization. In B. Schölkopf, C. J. C. Burges, and A. J. Smola, eds.: Advances in Kernel Methods Support Vector Learning, chapter 12, pp , MIT Press, T. Joachims. Making Large-Scale SVM Learning Practical. In B. Schölkopf, C. J. C. Burges, and A. J. Smola, eds.: Advances in Kernel Methods Support Vector Learning, chapter 11, pp , MIT Press, T. Glasmachers and C. Igel. Maximum-Gain Working Set Selection for SVMs. Journal of Machine Learning Research 7, pp , Christian Igel: Solving the SVM Optimization Problem 26 / 26
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