I’m using PyML’s SVM to classify reads, but would like to set the discriminant to a higher value than the default (which I assume is 0). How do I do it?
Ps. I’m using a linear kernel with the liblinear-optimizer if that matters.
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I’m using PyML’s SVM to classify reads, but would like to set the discriminant to a higher value than the default (which I assume is 0). How do I do it?
Ps. I’m using a linear kernel with the liblinear-optimizer if that matters.
Roundabout way of doing it below:
Use the
result.getDecisionFunction()method and choose according to your own preference.Returns a list of values like:
[-1.0000000000000213, -1.0000000000000053, -0.9999999999999893]Better answers still appreciated.