libSVM is wrapped, but I've yet to get sensible results out of SVM. It always returns the last class that was added.
This could be a bug in the wrapper code, or it could be a problem with the default parameters. SVM is apparently not so great with few examples, so it might take some effort to design a reasonable test suite for it.
But, SVM might not be a good match for RapidLib. Too many confusing parameters, bad with few examples, etc. It might be better to implement Random Forest, rather than sink time into making SVM work.
libSVM is wrapped, but I've yet to get sensible results out of SVM. It always returns the last class that was added.
This could be a bug in the wrapper code, or it could be a problem with the default parameters. SVM is apparently not so great with few examples, so it might take some effort to design a reasonable test suite for it.
But, SVM might not be a good match for RapidLib. Too many confusing parameters, bad with few examples, etc. It might be better to implement Random Forest, rather than sink time into making SVM work.