Support-vector networks
Corinna Cortes and Vladimir Vapnik, “Support-vector networks”. Machine Learning 20 (3), pp. 273–297 (as indexed) (published September 1995). Text not retrieved (Springer served a browser challenge; a mirror returned HTTP 503).
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