Figure 5.
A diagram shows a hyperplane with surrounding points. It indicates borders marked by plus and minus epsilon, demonstrating spatial relationships among points relative to the hyperplane.The diagram illustrates a hyperplane, represented by a dashed line, with a series of points positioned around it. The hyperplane is labelled at the far right. Two lines extend vertically from the hyperplane, marked with plus epsilon and minus epsilon, indicating boundaries. The points vary in arrangement, depicting how they relate to the hyperplane. Key symbols, such as the Greek letter zeta, are present, suggesting additional dimensions or parameters in this context.

Mechanics of support vector machine

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