How to learn SVM model with one input?
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How I can train Accord.NET MulticlassSupportVectorLearning<Linear>
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How I can train Accord.NET MulticlassSupportVectorLearning<Linear>
with only one input? My input data contains 10 attributes (all string values converted to double by Bag of words) and can result in one of the 20+ classes. I train it once with available data 100+ and all works fine. Then I get data one by one from the user and I need to "improve" my model by this one input every time it comes. Is it possible?
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