How to get started with libsvm under MATLAB?
I've downloaded the library, and extracted it in C:\\Program Files\\MATLAB\\R2012a\\toolbox\\
, but then I don't know how to use it in MATLAB.
Download and extract libsvm in a directory of your choosing, say C:\\libsvm
As described in the C:\\libsvm\\matlab\\README
file, first you have to make sure a supported C/C++ compiler is installed. Note that on 64-bit systems, you need the correct 64-bit version of the compiler (eg Windows SDK is needed for Visual Studio Express edition)
>> mex -setup
Once you have selected a compiler, you need to compile the MEX-files:
>> cd('C:\libsvm\matlab')
>> make
Finally add the folder with the generated binaries to the MATLAB search path:
>> addpath('C:\libsvm\matlab')
Test the library with a simple example (fake data):
>> labels = double(rand(10,1)>0.5);
>> data = rand(10,5);
>> model = svmtrain(labels, data, '-s 0 -t 2 -c 1 -g 0.1')
Note that the current version of libsvm includes pre-compiled 64-bit MEX-files for Windows. The binaries are located in C:\\libsvm\\windows\\*.mexw64
(copy those to the matlab
subfolder from above)
For me I didn't need to recompile the libsvm files(it did cause some problems with the .net framwork and windows SDK) I only used the already compiled files and added them to a new folder by following the steps mentioned here minus the make step.
So to summarize:
1- I think you need to create "libsvm" folder under "C:\\Program Files\\MATLAB\\R2014b\\toolbox\\".
2- Then copy the *.mexw64 files from the "libsvm-3.21\\windows" folder to the new folder.
3- finally add the libsvm folder you just created to matlab bath by clicking the set path button in home and adding the new folder with the path "C:\\Program Files\\MATLAB\\R2014b\\toolbox\\libsvm"
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