1. Show that the hard-SVM rule, namely, argmax min w, x) + b| s.t. Vi, yi((w,...

 

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1. Show that the hard-SVM rule, namely, argmax min w, x) + b| s.t. Vi, yi((w, x) + b) > 0, (w,b):||w| 1 i[m] is equivalent to the following formulation: argmax min yi((w, xi) + b). (w,b):||w|| 1 i[m] Hint: Define G = {(w, b) : Vi, yi ((w, xi) +b) >0}. 1. Show that argmax min yi((w, xi) + b) G (w,b):||w|| 1 i[m] 2. Show that V(w, b) = G, Activate Windows Go to Settings to activate Win 1. Show that the hard-SVM rule, namely, argmax min w, x) + b| s.t. Vi, yi((w, x) + b) > 0, (w,b):||w| 1 i[m] is equivalent to the following formulation: argmax min yi((w, xi) + b). (w,b):||w|| 1 i[m] Hint: Define G = {(w, b) : Vi, yi ((w, xi) +b) >0}. 1. Show that argmax min yi((w, xi) + b) G (w,b):||w|| 1 i[m] 2. Show that V(w, b) = G, Activate Windows Go to Settings to activate Win

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