Part V Support Vector Machines
Note also that, from our de nition of g above, our classi er will directly predict either 1 or 1 (cf. the perceptron algorithm), without rst going through the intermediate step of estimating the probability of y being 1 (which was what logistic regression did). 3 Functional and geometric margins
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