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Hierarchical Contrastive Learning for Temporal Point Processes

AAAI 2023 · Time series › Causal and generative time series · approach: Generative temporal point processes · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add event-level and sequence-level contrastive losses to MLEHP · HawkesLog-Like: -0.06 -> -0.04Helped
Add event-level and sequence-level contrastive losses to MLEHP · MissingLog-Like: -0.06 -> -0.02Helped
Add event-level and sequence-level contrastive losses to MLETHP · RetweetType-Acc: 0.54 -> 0.56Helped
Add both event-level and sequence-level contrastive losses instead of using only one (ablation)MLE+HCL · Synthetic HawkesLog-likelihood per eventHelped
Add both event-level and sequence-level contrastive losses instead of using only one (ablation)MLE+HCL · BookOrderLog-likelihood per eventHelped
Use event-level contrastive loss alone, omitting sequence-level contrastive loss (ablation)MLE+HCL · Synthetic Hawkes and BookOrderLog-likelihood per eventHurt
Use sequence-level contrastive loss alone, omitting event-level contrastive loss (ablation)MLE+HCL · Synthetic Hawkes and BookOrderLog-likelihood per eventHurt

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