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Kernel Support Vector Machine (SVM) is useful to deal with nonlinear classification based on a linear discriminant function in a high-dimensional (kernel) space. Linear SVM is popularly used in applications involving high-dimensional spaces. However, in low-dimensional spaces, kernel SVM is a popular nonlinear classifier. It employs kernel trick which permits us to work in the input space instead of dealing with a potentially high-dimensional, even theoretically infinite dimensional, kernel (feature) space. Also kernel trick has become so popular that it is used in a variety of other pattern recognition and machine learning algorithms.
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Murty, M.N., Raghava, R. (2016). Kernel-Based SVM. In: Support Vector Machines and Perceptrons. SpringerBriefs in Computer Science. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41063-0_5
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