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Scalable inference of topic evolution via models for latent geometric structures

NeurIPS 2019 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Probabilistic embeddings and relational inference · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Model temporal topic evolution with SDM rather than CoSACEJC · EJCPerplexity: 1191 -> 1179Helped
Model temporal topic evolution with SDDM rather than DMWikipedia · WikipediaPerplexity: 1260 -> 1201Helped
Use SDDM instead of SDM, adding group-based processingEJC · EJCPerplexity: 1179 -> 1241Hurt
Use SDDM instead of SDM, adding parallel group processingWikipedia · WikipediaTime: ~6X fasterHelped
Use DM instead of CoSAC, processing groups in parallel and matching outputsWikipedia · WikipediaTime: ~25X fasterHelped
Decrease tau0 to allow faster-changing global topics (ablation)SDM · EJCPerplexityHelped
Decrease tau0 to allow faster-changing global topics (ablation)SDM · WikipediaPerplexityNo clear effect
Increase tau1, tightening local-topic variability around global topics (ablation)SDM · EJCNumber of topicsHelped

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