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Diagnosing and Improving Topic Models by Analyzing Posterior Variability

AAAI 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: Nonparametric and PAC-Bayes Bayesian learning · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
rank topic words by mean/SD of posterior samples instead of mean probabilityLDA topic top-10 words · Wikimean human rating: 3.09 -> 3.25Helped
rank topic words by mean/SD of posterior samples instead of mean probabilityLDA topic top-10 words · Newsmean human rating: 3.04 -> 3.12Helped
rank topic words by minimum posterior sample value instead of mean probabilityLDA topic top-10 words · Newsmean human rating: 3.04 -> 3.19Helped
rank topic words by minimum posterior sample value instead of mean probabilityLDA topic top-10 words · Wikimean human rating: 3.09 -> 3.18Helped
adjusted word rankings vs mean ranking in pairwise human votesLDA topic words · pairwise MTurk comparisonmajority-vote ratio: 1.59x (1.88x at >=4 votes, 10.00x at 5 votes)Helped
use cosine similarity instead of KL, Euclidean or Jaccard in topic stability (ablation)topic stability metric · topic quality correlationSpearman rho: 0.249 vs 0.016 (KL), 0.013 (Euclid), 0.108 (Jaccard)Helped
topic stability vs NPMI as predictor of human topic qualitytopic quality prediction · NewsSpearman rho: 0.553 -> 0.248Hurt
topic stability vs coherence/NPMI as predictor of cross-model consistencytopic consistency prediction · NewsSpearman rho: 0.456 -> 0.627Helped
Mean/SD vs Min word adjustmentsword ranking · News and Wikimean human rating: News 3.12 vs 3.19; Wiki 3.25 vs 3.18Mixed

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