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I am facing a problem in selecting the correct classifier for my data-mining task.

I am labeling webpages using statistical methods and label them using a 1-4 scale,1 being the poorest while 4 being the best.

Previously, I used SVM to train the system since I was using a binary(1,0) label then. But now since I switch to this 4-class label, I need to change classifier, because I think the SVM classifier will only work for two-class classification(Please correct me if I am wrong).

So could you please offer some suggestions here on what kind of classifier is most appropriate here for my classification purpose.

Thanks in advance for suggestions.

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There exist multi-class SVMs. LibSVM has an implementation.

Usually, it's better to experiment with several classifiers to find out which one works best on your data. The selection of the classifier type and training algorithm is far less important than your choice of feature set. You could try naïve Bayes, multi-class SVM, MaxEnt, voted perceptrons, or whatever your library offers.

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