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Convex losses and their applications to SVM, SVR, and Shallow Neural Networks

We propose multiple new convex losses for SVM and Neural Networks, applied to binary classification tasks. While there are practical limitations in exploiting them with the dual SVM models, we are able to use them with SVM primal formulation and Neural Networks. In detail, the primal SVM problem with the modified losses has been solved with the Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm. We prove that the proposed losses are a generalization of the standard loss, and we experiment them with several small data-sets. This preliminary study shows that using pattern correlations inside the loss function could in theory enhance the generalization performances on some data-sets. To evaluate the perf...

AuthorsFilippo Portera
Primary categorycs.LG
Published14 August 2026
Last updated at source18 September 2026
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