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Scaling Up Sparse Support Vector Machines by Simultaneous Feature and Sample Reduction

ICML 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Dataset distillation and data-efficient training · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
alternating feature and sample screening (SIFS) instead of sample-only (ISS) or feature-only (IFS) screening (ablation)sparse SVM solver (Accelerated-Prox-SDCA) · synthetic syn1-syn3speedup: syn2: 53.7 vs 23.0 (ISS) and 92.6 (IFS) — mixed vs IFS aloneHelped
static SIFS screening instead of dynamic screening (Shibagaki et al., 2016)sparse SVM solver · real-sim, rcv1-train, rcv1-testspeedup: about 30 to 40 times faster than baseline per paperHelped
static SIFS screening vs dynamic screening on url and kddbsparse SVM solver · url, kddbspeedup: about 25 times faster per paperHelped
feature screening (IFS) alone vs sample screening (ISS) alone on syn1 and syn3 (ablation)sparse SVM solver · synthetic syn1, syn3speedupMixed

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