The authors report that random Fourier features perform better on tasks relying largely on interpolation, whereas random binning features perform better on memorization tasks where a standard SVM requires many support vectors; they identify Forest Cover as the most dramatic example.

The authors report that random Fourier features perform better on tasks relying largely on interpolation, whereas random binning features perform better on memorization tasks where a standard SVM requires many support vectors; they identify Forest Cover as the most dramatic example. · CiteArk

The authors report that random Fourier features perform better on tasks relying largely on interpolation, whereas random binning features perform better on memorization tasks where a standard SVM requires many support vectors; they identify Forest Cover as the most dramatic example.

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