Support Vector Machine (SVM) , as one of the main methods of machine learning, is a popular learning tool used to solve classification and regression tasks, and has attracted much attention in the fields of image classification, pattern recognition and disease diagnosis. In the context of the support vector machine model (SVM) , the loss function is considered optimal, with most existing loss functions acting as proxies. Since l1 norm has good sparsity, redundant features can be removed through feature selection. In this paper, a loss-based norm sparse support vector machine (called L0/1-SSVM) is proposed based on the L0/1 soft margin loss model. The existence of the model solution is proved, the KKT points and P-stable points of the model are given, and the relationship between the global optimal solution and KKT points is proved. The iterative framework of ADMM algorithm is designed by using the proximal operator of l1 norm, and the convergence analysis is carried out to prove that the algorithm converges to the P-stable point.