Large margin classifier with graph-based adaptive regularization
arXiv stat.ML / 5/5/2026
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Key Points
- The paper proposes a Gabriel-graph-based binary classifier that uses per-class regularization hyperparameters to adjust learning behavior more precisely.
- It analyzes how a “quality index” (used for regularization) operates near the decision margin and when outliers are present, aiming to improve robustness.
- The method can effectively suppress outliers during training by leveraging the added regularization flexibility.
- It also offers a way to mitigate class imbalance by learning different decision thresholds for majority versus minority classes.
- Experimental results reported via a Friedman test indicate that flexible thresholds can improve Gabriel graph-based classifiers compared with fixed-threshold approaches.
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