1 | initial version |
oh, another problem. the HOGDescriptor applies a 2 class regression"" , not a **multi-class classification,
So I train a svm with 15 classes. everything is fine.
no, nothing's fine. you have to train it on positive / negative samples using some variant of SVM::C_SVR.
please, again take a look at train_HOG.cpp !
2 | No.2 Revision |
oh, another problem. the HOGDescriptor applies a 2 class regression"" , not a **multi-class classification,
So I train a svm with 15 classes. everything is fine.
no, nothing's fine. fine, that's plain wrong.
you have to train it on positive / negative samples using some variant of SVM::C_SVR.
please, again take a look at train_HOG.cpp !
3 | No.3 Revision |
oh, another problem. the HOGDescriptor applies a 2 class regression"" , not a **multi-class classification,
So I train a svm with 15 classes. everything is fine.
no, nothing's fine, that's plain wrong.not fine.
the HOGDescriptor needs a 2 class regression , not a multi-class classification,
you have to train it on positive / negative samples using some variant of SVM::C_SVR.
please, again take a look at train_HOG.cpp !
4 | No.4 Revision |
So I train a svm with 15 classes. everything is fine.
no, not fine.
the HOGDescriptor needs a 2 class regression , not a multi-class classification,
you have to train it on positive / negative samples of a single class using some variant of SVM::C_SVR.
please, again take a look at train_HOG.cpp !