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1 Support Vector Machines 2

2 Kernel Support Vector Machines 3

Acronyms 5

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Chapter 1

Support Vector Machines

Thesupport vector machine (svm)is used widely in the area of pattern recog- nition. Svmsare . . .

This is the text produced without a link: svm. This is the text produced on first use without a link: support vector machine (svm). This is the entry’s description without a link: Statistical pattern recognition technique [1].

This is the entry in uppercase: SVM.

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Chapter 2

Kernel Support Vector Machines

The kernel support vector machine is an svm that uses the so called “kernel trick”.

Possessive: kernel support vector machine’s. Make the glossary entry num- ber bold for this onesupport vector machine (svm).

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Acronyms

Kernel support vector machine (KSVM)

Statistical pattern recognition technique using the “kernel trick” (see also SVM). 3

Support vector machine (SVM)

Statistical pattern recognition technique [1]. 2,3

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