This is a full port of LIBSVM in the Go programming language. LIBSVM is a suite of tools and an API library for support vector classification, regression, and distribution estimation. This port implements the libsvm library in the form of a Go package called libSvm. It also implements the svm-train and svm-predict command line tools.
This port has no external package dependencies, and uses only the native standard library.
go get github.com/ewalker544/libsvm-go
make
I have tried to make the Go implementation of svm-train and svm-predict plug-in compatibile with the original LIBSVM 3.18 distribution. This is to allow you to use the other tools available in the original distribution, like easy.py and grid.py.
svm-predict should be 100% plug-in compatibile. However, svm-train is plug-in compatible with one exception. The exception is the parameter weight flag used in the command. In this implementation, the flag is
-w i,weight : set the parameter C of class i to weight*C, for C-SVC (default 1)
For full documentation of the svm-train and svm-predict commands, please refer to the original LIBSVM web site.
import "github.com/ewalker544/libsvm-go"
param := libSvm.NewParameter() // Create a parameter object with default values
param.KernelType = libSvm.POLY // Use the polynomial kernel
model := libSvm.NewModel(param) // Create a model object from the parameter attributes
// Create a problem specification from the training data and parameter attributes
problem, err := libSvm.NewProblem("a9a.train", param)
model.Train(problem) // Train the model from the problem specification
model.Dump("a9a.model") // Dump the model into a user-specified fileimport "github.com/ewalker544/libsvm-go"
// Create a model object from the model file generated from training
model := libSvm.NewModelFromFile("a9a.model")
x := make(map[int]float64)
// Populate x with the test vector
predictLabel := model.Predict(x) // Predicts a float64 label given the test vector 
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