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Learning Hidden Markov Models from Pairwise Co-occurrences with Application to Topic Modeling

ICML 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Neuro-symbolic probabilistic layers · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use HTMM to model word order with Markovian topic transitions instead of a bag-of-words modelReuters21578 topic modeling · Reuters21578topic coherenceHelped
Use HTMM instead of bag-of-words topic modelsReuters21578 topic modeling · Reuters21578perplexityHelped
Use pairwise co-occurrence factorization with the determinant-based identifiability criterionSynthetic HMM learning with N=100 and K=20 · Synthetic HMM datatotal variation distanceHelped
Use pairwise co-occurrence factorization with the determinant-based identifiability criterion instead of plain NMFSynthetic HMM learning · Synthetic HMM dataparameter estimation errorHelped
Use pairwise co-occurrence factorization instead of tensor CPDSynthetic HMM learning · Synthetic HMM dataparameter estimation errorHelped
Use pairwise co-occurrence factorization instead of CPD-initialized EMSynthetic HMM learning · Synthetic HMM dataparameter estimation errorHelped
Use pairwise co-occurrence factorization instead of Baum-WelchSynthetic HMM learning with N=16 and K=4 · Synthetic HMM dataparameter estimation errorHelped

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