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本人收集的一些关于机器学习的文档或者相关论文，主要包括图片识别，目标跟踪

This note is about the Support Vector Machines (SVM), a method that has exhibited excellent accuracy in classication problems. Complex mathematics are involved in various aspects of SVM, e.g., proof of its generalization bounds, its optimization, designing and proving the validity of various non-linear kernels, etc. We will, however, not focus on the mathematics. The main purpose of this note is to introduce how the ideas in SVM are formulated, why are they reasonable, and how various simplications are useful in shaping the SVM primal form. We will not touch any generalization bound of SVM, although that is an area which have attracted intensive research eorts. We will not talk about how the optimization problem in SVM can be solved or approximately solved (for eciency and scalability). These choices enable us to focus on the key ideas that lead to SVM, and the strategies in SVM that may be helpful in other domains, and we encourage the readers to also pay attention to these aspects of SVM.

“Information lies at the heart of biology, societies depend on it, and our ability to process information ever more efficiently is transforming our lives. By introducing the theory that enabled our information revolution, this book describes what information is, how it can be communicated efficiently, and why it underpins our understanding of biology, brains, and physical reality. Its tutorial approach develops a deep intuitive understanding using the minimum number of elementary equations. Thus, this superb introduction not only enables scientists of all persuasions to appreciate the relevance of information theory, it also equips them to start using it. The same goes for students. I have used a handout to teach elementary information theory to biologists and neuroscientists for many years. I will throw away my handout and use this book. ”

“Information lies at the heart of biology, societies depend on it, and our ability to process information ever more efficiently is transforming our lives. By introducing the theory that enabled our information revolution, this book describes what information is, how it can be communicated efficiently, and why it underpins our understanding of biology, brains, and physical reality. Its tutorial approach develops a deep intuitive understanding using the minimum number of elementary equations. Thus, this superb introduction not only enables scientists of all persuasions to appreciate the relevance of information theory, it also equips them to start using it. The same goes for students. I have used a handout to teach elementary information theory to biologists and neuroscientists for many years. I will throw away my handout and use this book. ”

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