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Flexible Intensities Matter: A comprehensive re-evaluation of Classical and Neural Temporal Point Processes
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Re-evaluates classical and neural temporal point process models under a unified comparison across intensity parameterizations, with large-scale medical benchmarks.
Problem
Recent neural temporal point process (TPP) models are reported to outperform classical baselines such as Hawkes processes, but a systematic comparison across model families and intensity parameterizations has been lacking, and large-scale medical benchmarks are scarce.
Approach
Systematic re-evaluation of classical and neural TPPs across model families and intensity parameterizations, emphasizing flexible intensity functions and large-scale medical event data.
Experimental setup
Baselines: Hawkes process
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