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Appropriate data format for fitcsvm() function

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Saugata Bose
Saugata Bose el 1 de Ag. de 2019
Editada: Saugata Bose el 2 de Ag. de 2019
Hi
Im a trying to design a svm classifier. Doing this, I stuck at a point where I am getting an error during applying fitcsm(). I understand that, the error arises due to the mismatch of the appropriate data format. Would you please help me to sort out the issue?
Input:
I have 2000 train data of format '1 x 20 x 300 dimension single' which is X where as the category data for train is of 2000 x 1 dimension which is Y.
Data Format:
The data format of X{2000 X 1} is following
Each cell contains data of dimension 1 x 20 x 300 such as the following:
where as Y contains categorical data of 2000 x 1.
After applying fitcsvm(X, Y) the following error has arisen:
Invalid data type. X must be a double or single matrix.
Would you please suggest me the appropriate way to make fitcsvm() working?
thanks,
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the cyclist
the cyclist el 1 de Ag. de 2019
If you have 2000 Y data (size = [2000,1] as you say), then I would expect your X data to have size [2000,N], where N is the number of features in your feature set. I don't understand how a [1,20,300] array -- which has 6000 elements -- translates into the size you need.
Saugata Bose
Saugata Bose el 2 de Ag. de 2019
Editada: Saugata Bose el 2 de Ag. de 2019
@the cyclist:
Sorry for the delayed response. Actually, after preprocessing X it turns into a coplex dimension(I believe). Each X is of dimension '1 x 20 x 300 single'. I found that, fitcsvm expects X either be a table format or a single/double format. Here, I got stuck that how could i change the dimension in either table format or in single/doble format. After getting your reply, I have tried to elaborate my query by adding few images in the updated question as well.

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