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Hierarchical Optimal Transport for Document Representation

NeurIPS 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Optimal transport · approach: Neural optimal transport · 49 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Truncate LDA topic proportions before computing transport (ablation)HOTT · k-NN classification across datasetsclassification performanceNo clear effect
Truncate topic proportions at varying levels (top 10, 20, 50, or 100 words) (ablation)HOTT · Reutersk-NN classification performanceNo clear effect
Remove topic truncation (ablation)HOTT · Reutersk-NN classification performanceMixed
Use trained word2vec embeddings instead of GloVe (ablation)HOTT · Reutersk-NN classification performanceNo clear effect
Increase the number of LDA topics (ablation)HOTT · Classick-NN classification performanceNo clear effect
Truncate documents to their top 20 unique words (ablation)WMD · k-NN classification across datasetsclassification performanceHurt
Use HOTT rather than RWMD for distance-based link predictionLink Prediction TU · Φ0 through Φ4F1 Score: 71.60 -> 73.19; 74.90 -> 76.03; 75.20 -> 76.24; 77.16 -> 78.64; 82.92 -> 83.25Helped
Include the HOTT document distance rather than no distance featureLink Prediction TU · Φ1 through Φ4F1 Score: 61.13 -> 76.03; 64.27 -> 76.24; 67.72 -> 78.64; 81.68 -> 83.25Helped
Use W2 instead of W1 (ablation)HOTT · k-NN classification across datasetsclassification performanceNo clear effect
Apply stemming (ablation)HOTT · k-NN classification across datasetsclassification performanceNo clear effect
Use W2 rather than W1 (ablation)RWMD and WMD-T20 · k-NN classification across datasetsclassification performanceHurt

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