Part V Support Vector Machines
, subject to each training example having func-tional margin at least . The jjwjj = 1 constraint moreover ensures that the functional margin equals to the geometric margin, so we are also guaranteed that all the geometric margins are at least . Thus, solving this problem will result in (w;b) with the largest possible geometric margin with ...
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