SVM train and Classify

Hi,
I am using SVM to train and clasify the audio files based upon extracting the MFCC and PLP features for 10 audio files And store it in a .mat file. I have to classify depending upon the high pass filter, low pass filter,etc...
I am new to SVM I have to train some of the audio files and test the data (different) later on so I am bit confused what to do next? I have to store the features data in .mat file and input that as the training matrix?
Thanks in advance

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  • What have you tried so far?
  • what is the format of the audio files?
  • If you are looking for MATLAB functions for train and test, "svmtrain" and "svmclassify" are the functions.
  • If you are looking for functions related to audio, refer to this link
Rajith
Rajith on 5 Aug 2014
Edited: Rajith on 5 Aug 2014
@Dasharath Gulvady Till now i have extracted MFCC and PLP features of all 10 audio file and saved in .mat file........ format of the audio file is .wav............... I want to know what input I should give to train in SVM?......... And how to create a class to classify? I want the class to be as Highpass, Low pass, etc..
Thanks

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Dasharath Gulvady
Dasharath Gulvady on 5 Aug 2014
Edited: Dasharath Gulvady on 5 Aug 2014

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Rajith,
For training, use "svmtrain" function. Here is the documentation page for "svmtrain". Note that in the documentation, input argument "Group" is where you can mention the class labels - high pass filter, low pass filter,etc and "Training" is your training data.
You can find few examples on SVM here

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@Dasharath Gulvady I can't see the Documentation can you please it to my email id i.e rajith1988@gmail.com
Dasharath Gulvady
Dasharath Gulvady on 6 Aug 2014
Edited: Dasharath Gulvady on 6 Aug 2014
Sorry, I cannot send via email. Please click on the below link to see the documentation for "svmtrain":
Hi sorry I can't open that page it says ...... Archived MathWorks Documentation Access to archived documentation is a benefit for licensed users of MathWorks products.
Your account must be associated with a license.
Can you attach here?
Dasharath Gulvady
Dasharath Gulvady on 6 Aug 2014
Edited: Dasharath Gulvady on 6 Aug 2014
I have modified the above link(in my previous comment). Please try it now.
You must have logged in with an Answers account that is not associated with your license. You should be able to find the same documentation as is online in your local help from MATLAB itself.

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