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    A bilateral-truncated-loss based robust support vector machine for classification problems (English)
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    12 April 2017
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    bilateral-weighted fuzzy support vector machine
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    support vector machine
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    fuzzy support vector machine
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    concave-convex procedure
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    class noise
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