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Local Deep Kernel Learning for Efficient Non-linear SVM Prediction

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The formulation can reduce prediction costs by more than three orders of magnitude in some cases with a moderate sacrifice in classification accuracy as compared to RBF-SVMs and leads to better classi-fication accuracies over leading methods.

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