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Bayesian Poisson Tucker Decomposition for Learning the Structure of International Relations

ICML 2016 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Neural point-process models · 41 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Tucker decomposition (BPTD) instead of CP decomposition (BPTF) with matched factor countBPTD · ICEWS/GDELT, most active 15 countries held outinverse perplexityHelped
Hold out the remaining (sparse) elements instead of the most active countriesBPTD vs BPTF · ICEWS/GDELT, complement maskinverse perplexityNo clear effect
Mixed-membership (BPTD/BPTF) versus single-membership (GPIRM/DCGPIRM) modelsBPTD · Highly dispersed held-out elementsinverse perplexityHelped
Shrinkage priors to infer number of communities and topics from C=50, K=8, R=3BPTD · ICEWS 1995-2000number of latent classes: 50 -> 20Helped

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