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ExecutionExecution trigger that begins SVR training
AI/ML/Regression
Fit/Train a Support Vector Regressor. Learns non-linear targets through a kernel, with epsilon-SVR or nu-SVR.
Scores range from 0 to 10. Higher values mean more impact, exposure, or operational weight.
Execution trigger that begins SVR training
Choose which backend supplies the training data
Epsilon-SVR penalises deviations larger than Epsilon. Nu-SVR replaces Epsilon with Nu, the target fraction of support vectors.
Feature-space mapping. Gaussian for smooth non-linear targets, Linear for the plain SVR, Polynomial for interaction terms.
Gaussian: the eps in exp(-||x - x'||^2 / eps), larger means smoother. Polynomial: the degree of (<x, x'> + 1)^degree. Ignored for Linear.
Penalty for deviations outside the tolerated margin. Higher values fit the training data harder and risk overfitting. Used by both modes.
Width of the insensitive tube: errors smaller than this are not penalised. Epsilon-SVR only.
Upper bound on the fraction of training errors and lower bound on the fraction of support vectors, in (0, 1]. Nu-SVR only.
Stopping threshold of the SMO solver. Smaller values train longer for a more precise solution.
Activated once training completes
Thread-safe handle to the trained support vector regressor
Number of training rows that ended up contributing to the regression