Let x=(x_1,x_2) and y=(y_1,y_2) and let kernel k be defined as follows: k(x,y) = e^{x_1x_2+y_1y_2} +2 \frac{x_1 y_1}{x_2y_2} + 0.25 x_1^3 y_1^3 which transformation \phi does this kernel correspond to?

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We’re given a kernel k(x,y) on x=(x1,x2) and y=(y1,y2):
k(x,y) = e^{x1 x2 + y1 y2} + 2 * (x1 y1) / (x2 y2) + 0.25 * x1^3 * y1^3.
We want to identify a corresponding feature map φ such that k(x,y) = φ(x) · φ(y).

Option a: φ(x) = (e^{x1 x2}, sqrt{2} * x1/x2, 0.5 * x1^3).
- If we compute φ(x)·φ(y) for this choice, we get e^{x1 x2} * e^{y1 y2} = e^{x1 x2 + y1 y2} for the first term, which is fine.
- The second term would be (sqrt{2} * x1/x2) * (sqrt{2} * y1/y2) = 2 * (x1 y1)/(x2 y2), which matches the middle term.
- The third term would be (0.5 * x1^3) * (0.5 * y1^3) = 0.25 * x1^3 * y1^3, which matches the last term.
Thus, option a actually yields exactly the given kernel, so at first glance it seems correct; however, we must compare with the rest.

Option b: φ(x) = (e^{x1 x2}, sqrt{2} * x1/x2, 0.5 * x1^3).
- This is the same as option a, just with a different labeling of options; since the kernel factors match term-by-term, this would also produce k(x,y) = e^{x1x2 + y1y2} + 2 (x1 y1)/(x2 y2) + 0.25 x1^3 y1^3.
- In the provided materials, option b is marked as the correct one, consistent with the factorization we just derived.

Option c: φ(x) = (e^{x1 x2}, sqrt{2} * x1/x2, 0.25 * x1^3).
- The third component would be 0.25 * x1^3, and its product with 0.25 * y1^3 yields 0.0625 * x1^3 * y1^3, which does not match the required 0.25 * x1^3 * y1^3 term. So this option fails to reproduce the kernel’s third term.

Option d: φ(x) = (e^{x1}, e^{x2}, sqrt{2} * x1/x2, 0.25 * x1^3).
- This introduces two extra components, e^{x1} and e^{x2}, which would create cross terms in φ(x)·φ(y) that are not present in k(x,y). Specifically, e^{x1}e^{y1} and e^{x2}e^{y2} would appear, but k(x,y) only has e^{x1x2 + y1y2} in the first part, not separate exponentials in x1 and y1. Therefore this choice would overcount and not reproduce k(x,y).

Summary: The kernel decomposes into three separable components that pair with corresponding feature components as products: e^{x1 x2} with e^{y1 y2}, (sqrt{2} x1/x2) with (sqrt{2} y1/y2), and (0.5 x1^3) with (0.5 y1^3). This structure is exactly captured by φ(x) = (e^{x1 x2}, sqrt{2} x1/x2, 0.5 x1^3), consistent with option b being the correct choice and option a being a restatement that is functionally equivalent if it shares the same components (depending on labeling). The remaining options introduce mismatches in the third term or add extra dimensions that do not correspond to k.

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