In SVM, what does the term "kernel" refer to?
- A feature transformation
- A hardware component
- A software component
- A support vector
The term "kernel" in Support Vector Machines (SVM) refers to a feature transformation. Kernels are used to map data into a higher-dimensional space, making it easier to find a linear hyperplane that separates different classes.
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