Polynominal by Binominal Label Error
Hello,
I get this error and don't know how to solve this:
However, my process is like described in the tutorial, where they use SVM aswell. My label has also 5 different classes. Or does this mean, that I have to split my polynominal label into 5 binominal labels before ?
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Tobias
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okay. I tried it, but still got this:
And are you sure your label has more than one class among the examples sent to that operator? Impossible to tell from here without seeing the data.
Of course. I have one Label that is a Fault Category consisting of 6 different faults (20-26).
Sharing the data would take a while since I would have to depersonalize them.
Sharing the data would take a while since I would have to depersonalize them.
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The basic SVM operator does not support polynominal labels. That is probably the source of the error.
However, the LibSVM version does support polynominal labels so you could try that one.
Also, you can check modeling operator capabilities by highlighting the operator and pressing F1 and you get a table showing what is supported and what is not.
However, the LibSVM version does support polynominal labels so you could try that one.
Also, you can check modeling operator capabilities by highlighting the operator and pressing F1 and you get a table showing what is supported and what is not.
However, the LibSVM version does support polynominal labels so you could try that one.
Also, you can check modeling operator capabilities by highlighting the operator and pressing F1 and you get a table showing what is supported and what is not.