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    • To develop a simple, efficient path-following algorithm for SVMs that automatically handles semidefinite kernels.
    • To address limitations of previous methods regarding computational complexity and specialized solvers.

    Main Methods:

    • A novel implementation of a path-following algorithm for SVMs.
    • Theoretical analysis of semidefinite kernel handling, degeneracy, and cycling resolution.
    • An initialization method for unequal class sizes using artificial variables.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed algorithm effectively handles semidefinite kernels without specialized factorizations or external solvers.
    • Demonstrated resolution of degeneracy and cycling issues.
    • Experimental results show competitive training times and high accuracy compared to the ISVMP algorithm.

    Conclusions:

    • The new path-following algorithm provides an efficient and robust solution for SVM optimization, especially with semidefinite kernels.
    • The method is a viable alternative to existing algorithms, offering improved simplicity and performance.