A minor release for LIBSVM Plus is out, just to introduce an experimental support for compiling the code on Windows machine. The patch has been provided by Vladislavs Dovgalecs, from the Université Bordeaux I in France. Please, refer to the “Windows” section within the README.plus file to know how to compile the library on Windows [...]
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LIBSVM Plus 2.9 is out
Back on the 1st of November 2009, Chang and Lin released the version 2.9 of the well known LIBSVM library. A couple of months laster, I have finally found the time to backport the changes in my LIBSVM Plus, now at the 2.9 version as well. The backport this time was very easy, because there [...]
LIBSVM Plus 2.89 is out
While I still did not find the time to rewrite LIBSVM in the way I would like, I keep updating my LIBSVM Plus, back-porting the latest changes from the head version (2.89 this time) of the classic LIBSVM. This release is nothing more than a merge with classic LIBSVM code updates. All the “plus” features [...]
LIBSVM Plus 2.88 is out
With a huge delay, I’ve finally released the new version of LIBSVM Plus, back-porting the latest changes from the head version (2.88) of the classic LIBSVM. This release is nothing more than a merge with classic LIBSVM code updates. All the “plus” features are the same of the previous (2.86) version. Enjoy, test, and report!
Matlab Interface for LIBSVM Plus
Xunkai Wei, which is one on the most interested guy in LIBSVM Plus, has recently released a MATLAB interface for my LIBSVM Plus. I wish to thank him once again for his support and participation.
A little upgrade for LIBSVM Plus 2.86
While I keep testing the novel kernels I previously mentioned, I decided to upgrade the current package of LIBSVM Plus by adding a slightly modified version of the python tools already provided by original LIBSVM. Plus, I added two scripts originally created by Hsuan-Tien Lin. Fore more details, take a look to the LIBSVM Plus [...]
New Kernels for LIBSVM Plus
Hello guys, it is not so long that I released LIBSVM Plus, but I am about to release a minor update which introduce new kernels. Some of them are well known in literature and are probabilistic kernels. The other ones are, at the best of my knowlegde, novel kernels and I’ll release them only when [...]
Announcing LIBSVM Plus
LIBSVM Plus is a version of LIBSVM adapted from its head version released on April 1, 2008, i.e. the 2.86 version. This augmented release of the LIBSVM is mainly born for personal reasons, but I like to share it with the community. LIBSVM Plus will be the basic for the next generation of the Support [...]