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Modeling Evolving Relationships Between Characters in Literary Novels

AAAI 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: Self-training theory · 45 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use second-order instead of first-order Markov segmentationsemi-supervised relationship model · SparkNotesF1: 73.70 -> 76.76Helped
use second-order instead of first-order Markov segmentationsemi-supervised relationship model · SparkNotesedit distance: 0.9 -> 0.66Helped
use first-order structured model instead of unstructured LRrelationship model · SparkNotesF1: 72.94 -> 73.70No clear effect
use second-order structured model instead of LRrelationship model · AMT change predictionF1: 51.48 -> 60.76Helped
use first-order instead of unstructured LRrelationship model · AMT change predictionF1: 51.48 -> 52.52No clear effect
add 'Are Team' and 'Acts Together' feature families (ablation)LR relationship classifier · SparkNotesF1Helped
add 'Adverbs Together' feature family (ablation)LR relationship classifier · SparkNotesF1Mixed

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