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In which real-world application is SVM commonly used?
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In which real-world application is SVM commonly used?
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In which real-world application is SVM commonly used?
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Step 1: Understand what SVM stands for - Support Vector Machine.
Step 2: Learn that SVM is a type of machine learning algorithm.
Step 3: Know that SVM is used to classify data into different categories.
Step 4: Identify that one common application of SVM is in image recognition.
Step 5: Realize that in image recognition, SVM helps to classify images based on their features, like colors and shapes.
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