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From Common to Special: When Multi-Attribute Learning Meets Personalized Opinions

AAAI 2018 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Recommendation representation learning · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the common-to-special model with global, attribute-specific, and user-specific factors instead of the strongest listed baselineUser-specific binary attribute learning · Shoes binary attributes, 40% trainingaccuracy: 0.6771 -> 0.6894Helped
Use the common-to-special model with global, attribute-specific, and user-specific factors instead of rMTFL-UUser-specific binary attribute learning · Shoes binary attributes, 80% trainingaccuracy: 0.7056 -> 0.7121Helped
Use the common-to-special model with global, attribute-specific, and user-specific factors instead of rMTFL-UUser-specific relative attribute learning · Shoes relative attributes, 40% trainingaccuracy: 0.4838 -> 0.5119Helped
Use the common-to-special model with global, attribute-specific, and user-specific factors instead of rMTFL-UUser-specific relative attribute learning · Shoes relative attributes, 80% trainingaccuracy: 0.5433 -> 0.5546Helped
Use the common-to-special model instead of LassoSimulated attribute regression · Simulated dataset, 40% trainingNMSE: 3.28E-05 -> 2.95E-05Helped
Use the common-to-special model instead of LassoSimulated attribute regression · Simulated dataset, 80% trainingNMSE: 2.35E-05 -> 2.18E-05Helped
Add Nesterov acceleration to the proximal algorithm (ablation)Proposed model optimization · Simulated dataset, 40% and 80% trainingconvergence speedHelped

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