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1 Machine Learning 477 Instructors: Adrian Weller and Ilia Vovsha
2 Lecture 3: Support Vector Machines Dual Forms Non Separable Data Support Vector Machines (Bishop 7., Burges Tutorial) Kernels
3 Dual Form DerivaPon Recall oppmal hyperplane problem in primal space: min w 2 w 2 s.t i : (w T x i + b) This is a convex program, define the Lagrangian and find staponary point: [ ] L(w,b,α) = 2 w 2 (w T x i + b), 0 Minimize L over {w,b}, maximize over {alphas}: L(w,b,α) w L(w,b,α) b = w x i = 0 w = x i = = 0 = 0 3.3
4 Dual Form This is a convex program, define the Lagrangian and find staponary point: [ ] L(w,b,α) = 2 w 2 (w T x i + b), 0 Minimize L over {w,b}, maximize over {alphas}: L(w,b,α) w w = x i, L(w,b,α) b = 0, 0 Plug back into the Lagrangian and get the dual form: max α D α ( ) = 2 i, j= s.t : = 0, 0 y j α j ( x i x ) j 3.4
5 Why Solve in Dual Space? QP runs in cubic polynomial Pme (in terms of # of variables) QP in primal space has complexity O(d 3 ), where d is the dimensionality of the input vectors (weight vector) QP in dual space has complexity O(N 3 ), where N is the number of examples More importantly: dual space yields deeper results min w 2 w 2 s.t i : (w T x i + b) max α max α D α ( ) = 2 i, j= s.t : = 0, 0 D α y j α j ( ) α* w* = * x i ( x i x ) j 3.5
6 Dual Form ProperPes. We obtain the solupon vector w* from the alphas. The vector is a weighted sum of the examples, if weight (apha) is zero, the example is not relevant 2. Both the hyperplane and the objecpve of the oppmizapon problem do not explicitly depend on the dimensionality of the vectors (only on the inner product) 3. The contribupon from each class is equal (regardless of class size) () w* = α * i x i (2a) (2b) f x ( ) = (w*) T x + b* = * (x i max α D α ( ) = x) + b * 2 i, j= (3) = 0 = = = y j α j ( x i x ) j 3.6
7 Support Vectors. The value of b* is chosen to maximize the margin. The oppmal values of {w*,b*} must sapsfy the KKT condipons 2. From (), we can conclude that nonzero alphas correspond to vectors that sapsfy the equality constraint and hence are the closest to the oppmal hyperplane. We call them support vectors (SVs) 3. The oppmal hyperplane is unique, but the expansion on the SVs is not 4. To compute the oppmal value of b: consider b for each SV and average the values to smooth out numerical errors () i : α * [ i ((w*) T x i + b*) ] = 0 (2) * > 0 ((w*) T x i + b*) = (4) i : > 0, (w T x i + b) = b ˆ i = w T x i b = avg ˆ { b } i 3.7
8 Sparse SoluPon If most alphas are zero, the solupon is sparse Sparsity is useful for several reasons:. Examples with zero alphas are non support vectors that can be ignored at test Pme (computaponally faster) 2. Only some of the data is relevant to the learning machine 3. Few SVs easier problem beger generalizapon 4. Given large amounts of data, can do oppmizapon more efficiently w* = α * i x i f x ( ) = (w*) T x + b* = * (x i x) + b * 3.8
9 Non Separable Sets What happens if the data is (linearly) non separable? There is no solupon, since not all constraints can be resolved, the corresponding alphas go to infinity Idea: instead of perfectly classifying each point, relax the problem by introducing non negapve slack variables xi s to allow mistakes (but minimize mistakes) Instead of hard margin, we get so. margin formula5on New set of constraints: i : (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 3.9
10 Δ Margin SeparaPng Hyperplanes To construct the delta margin separapng hyperplane for linearly non separable case we consider the following problem: min F( ξ) = ξ i s.t i : (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 w 2 Δ 2 Why this parpcular form? Recall: margin = Δ = f (x) = ± w = w h min r 2 Δ 2, N +, r = max i x i 3.0
11 SOCP Primal Form (sop margin) Note: we are doing SRM. EffecPvely we are construcpng a structure (each element includes all hyperplanes with margin of at least some value delta) We need to specify delta (or a range of deltas) and somehow pick the best one For each delta we would solve a second order cone program (SOCP) since the addiponal constraint on the norm of w is a second order cone constraint It might be simpler computaponally to consider an equivalent QP (actually its not clear if the SOCP is more expensive ) min F ξ ( ) = ξ i s.t i : (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 w 2 Δ 2 3.
12 QP Primal Form (sop margin) Another approach: modify the primal form for the linearly separable case by adding slack variables min w,ξ 2 w 2 + C ξ i s.t i : (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 The penalty parameter (C) penalizes each mistake and balances empirical error and capacity (regulariza5on parameter) We need to specify C (or a range of Cs) and somehow pick the best one. For each C we need to solve a QP 3.2
13 Sop Margin Dual Form To obtain the dual from the primal, we follow the same derivapon procedure we used in the separable (hard margin) case (define Lagrangian, find saddle point, plug back in): min w,ξ 2 w 2 + C ξ i s.t (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 max α D α ( ) = 2 i, j= s.t : = 0, 0 C y j α j ( x i x ) j The dual is almost idenpcal to the one for the separable case, but now the alphas cannot grow beyond the upper bound C 3.3
14 Sop Margin ProperPes As we try to enforce a classificapon for a data point its Lagrange mulpplier alpha keeps growing. Clamping alpha to stop growing at C makes the machine give up on those nonseparable points (mistakes) Mechanical analogy: support vector forces & torques The oppmal values of {w*,b*} must sapsfy the KKT condipons. To compute the oppmal value of b: consider b for each SV whose alpha value < C (unbounded support vectors) and average the values to smooth out numerical errors 0 < * < C ξ i = 0 ((w*) T x i + b*) = { b } i b ˆ i = w T x i b = avg ˆ 3.4
15 QP vs. SOCP Why is the QP form (primal & dual) solved by default in pracpce? Obvious answer: computaponal reasons (but also a great example of herd mentality) From oppmizapon perspecpve: QPs are easier (faster) to solve than SOCPs However this is not necessarily the case if we use decomposi5on methods (break the problems into parts, take many small steps instead of few large ones) OpPmal solupons sets coincide (for each delta can find a C which yields the same H) Observe that delta is directly related to the VC dimension. That is (potenpally) delta is a more intuipve parameter to set min F ξ ( ) = ξ i s.t (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 min w,ξ 2 w 2 + C ξ i s.t (w T x i + b) ξ i, ξ i 0 w 2 Δ 2 3.5
16 Support Vector Machines (idea) What happens if the problem is nonlinear? We can only use linear decision rules (problem setng) But using them in input space would give poor performance! Idea:. Map input vectors {x} into some high dimensional feature space (Z) through some nonlinear mapping (ϕ) chosen a priori 2. In the feature space, construct an oppmal (linear) hyperplane x() x(2).. x(n) ϕ(x) z() z(2)..... z(m) H 3.6
17 Support Vector Machines Note: we have seen this idea before when we discussed regression The nonlinear mapping is akin to using basis funcpons Vectors in feature space are called feature vectors x i Φ( x i ), x i x j To generalize the original problem, we replace all input vectors with feature vectors We obtain a nonlinear classifier in original space D α ( ) = 2 w* = * Φ x i f x ( ) i, j= ( ) + b * ( ) = α * i Φ( x ) i Φ( x) ( ) Φ x i ( ( ) Φ( x )) j y j α ( j Φ( x ) i Φ( x )) j 3.7
18 Kernels (idea) So far we assumed that the nonlinear mapping is explicit i.e. we had to specify how each element of the feature vector is obtained from the input vector Example: quadrapc polynomial Curse of dimensionality: what if our feature space has dimensionality of one billion? Example: polynomials Φ( x) = [ x 2 2, 2x x 2, x ] 2 Consider d dimensional data and p order polynomials Explicit mapping yields a huge feature space dim H Example: images of size 6x6 with p=4 have dim(h)=83million Observe that the algorithm depends on data only through dot products We can define a kernel func5on which considers the feature space implicitly ( ) = d + p p 3.8
19 Kernels The concept of kernel funcpons is old (950 s), powerful & general For any algorithm that depends on data only through dot (inner) products, we can replace each inner product with a general kernel funcpon The kernel funcpon defines a similarity measure according to which we compare each pair of examples An arbitrary funcpon can be used as a kernel if it sapsfies Mercer s condi5on D α ( ) = 2 w* = * Φ x i f x ( ) i, j= + b* ( ) = α * i K( x i,x) y j α j K( x i,x ) j x i Φ( x ) i ( x i x ) j K( x i,x ) j 3.9
20 Mercer s CondiPon Theorem (Mercer): A conpnuous symmetric funcpon K(u,v) has an expansion of the form () below, if and only if, condipon (2) is valid. We say that K(u,v) describes an inner product in some feature space () K u,v, k : a(k) > 0 ( ) = a(k)z u (k)z v (k) k= (2) K( u,v)g(u)g(v) du dv 0, g We assume that g is a reasonable (finite norm) funcpon defined on the same domain as K 3.20
21 Example: QuadraPc Polynomial To solve the oppmizapon problem we need to evaluate the kernel for each pair of examples in the data set recall objecpve contains a sum over all {i,j} Mercer s condipon requires that the Gram Matrix (matrix of all pairs) is posi5ve semi definite (PSD) Concrete example: Φ( x) = [ x 2 2, 2x x 2, x ] 2 K( x, x ) = Φ( x) Φ( x ) = x 2 x x x x 2 x 2 + x 22 x 2 = x x + x 2 x 2 ( ) 2 K x,x K = K x 2, x K x 3, x ( ) K( x, x ) 2 K( x, x ) 3 ( ) K( x 2,x ) 2 K( x 2,x ) 3 ( ) K( x 3,x ) 2 K( x 3,x ) 3 3.2
22 Typical Kernels Polynomial : RBF : K x i,x j K( x i,x ) j = ( x T i x j +) p ( ) = exp 2σ 2 x i x j 2 Polynomial RBF 3.22
23 SVMs as Neural Nets Two layer feed forward neural network: First layer selects the basis (similarity measure w.r.t to each SV) Second layer constructs a linear funcpon in the space selected by the first layer X() X(2) K( x,x) y α f x + b* ( ) = α * i K( x i,x) K( x 2, x) y 2 α 2 y = sign( +b) X(n) K( x NSV, x) y NSV α NSV 3.23
24 SVMs in PracPce Most real world problems are non trivial (non separable): we must use a sop margin formulapon Most real world problems are nonlinear (at least globally): we need to use kernels (radial basis funcpon is the most popular choice) Sop margin form with kernels two parameters to tune (C & kernel parameter) Parameter search problem: we must specify a grid of parameters, solve a QP for each and select the best pair. We open use cross validapon for this purpose Note: leave one out CV is very efficient if we have few support vectors! Large scale data requires special treatment (can t store the kernel matrix in memory) Free sopware implemenpng decomposipon methods: LIBSVM, SVM Light Feature selecpon is not obvious when using kernels (hyperplane defined implicitly): w* = * Φ x i ( ) 3.24
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