Can i find the KernelScale that was found automatically in fitcsvm?

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Eva 2021-11-18

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I used the function fitcsvm as follows:

mdl = fitcsvm(data,'Type','KernelFunction','rbf','KernelScale','auto')

Thus, the software automatically selects an appropriate kernel scale.

I am interested to know what kernel scale was selected.

Can I find this somewhere?

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Hi Eva de Bock,

Yes you can find the kernel scale by using the executing the following code in MATALB terminal

>> mdl.KernelParameters.Scale

Alternatively you can go to worksapce and check for 'KernelParameters' property of mdl.

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