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Figure 1: The dataset used in the Example 1 In order to force the TA–SVM to search for a temporal evolution, only the points x i−1 and x i+1
Figure 3: The dataset used in the Example 2 The results in this case were qualitatively  simi-lar to those of the first example
Figure 7: The decision frontier for Exam- Exam-ple 3 obtained with TA–SVM using γ = 10 4 .
Table 2: Average test set errors for the “breast can- can-cer” dataset.

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