def testSetEpsilon(self):
"""
Test out the parameter for the regressive SVM, vary epsilon and look at
number of support vectors.
"""
try:
import sklearn
except ImportError as error:
return
svm = LibSVM()
svm.setC(10.0)
svm.setEpsilon(0.1)
svm.setSvmType("Epsilon_SVR")
numExamples = 100
numFeatures = 10
X = numpy.random.randn(numExamples, numFeatures)
c = numpy.random.randn(numFeatures)
y = numpy.dot(X, numpy.array([c]).T).ravel() + numpy.random.randn(100)
svm.setEpsilon(1.0)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV = svm.getModel().support_.shape
svm.setEpsilon(0.5)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV2 = svm.getModel().support_.shape
svm.setEpsilon(0.01)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV3 = svm.getModel().support_.shape
#There should be fewer SVs as epsilon increases
self.assertTrue(numSV < numSV2)
self.assertTrue(numSV2 < numSV3)
def testSetEpsilon(self):
"""
Test out the parameter for the regressive SVM, vary epsilon and look at
number of support vectors.
"""
try:
import sklearn
except ImportError as error:
return
svm = LibSVM()
svm.setC(10.0)
svm.setEpsilon(0.1)
svm.setSvmType("Epsilon_SVR")
numExamples = 100
numFeatures = 10
X = numpy.random.randn(numExamples, numFeatures)
c = numpy.random.randn(numFeatures)
y = numpy.dot(X, numpy.array([c]).T).ravel() + numpy.random.randn(100)
svm.setEpsilon(1.0)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV = svm.getModel().support_.shape
svm.setEpsilon(0.5)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV2 = svm.getModel().support_.shape
svm.setEpsilon(0.01)
svm.learnModel(X, y)
numSV3 = svm.getModel().support_.shape
#There should be fewer SVs as epsilon increases
self.assertTrue(numSV < numSV2)
self.assertTrue(numSV2 < numSV3)
