Titlebook: Learning to Classify Text Using Support Vector Machines; Thorsten Joachims Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 Support

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Thorsten Joachims of the data is that the entire operating region of the system is covered, i.e. no special calibration cycles are required. Two truck engine applications are evaluated, one where a 1-D air mass-flow sensor adaptation map is estimated, and one where a 2-D volumetric efficiency map is adapted, both du

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Thorsten Joachims of the data is that the entire operating region of the system is covered, i.e. no special calibration cycles are required. Two truck engine applications are evaluated, one where a 1-D air mass-flow sensor adaptation map is estimated, and one where a 2-D volumetric efficiency map is adapted, both du

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Thorsten Joachims of the data is that the entire operating region of the system is covered, i.e. no special calibration cycles are required. Two truck engine applications are evaluated, one where a 1-D air mass-flow sensor adaptation map is estimated, and one where a 2-D volumetric efficiency map is adapted, both du

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Thorsten Joachimsl variables were available, or, from a Bayesian approach, if informative prior distrubutions for the parameters were used (see Johnston [1965, chap. 6] and Zellner [1971, chap. V]).. None of this prior information seemed very appealing to econometricians.

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