Nonparametric Relational Learning with Applications to Decision Support and Bioinformatics and with a Perspective for the Semantic Web
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Volker Tresp,
Siemens
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| 0:00 | Nonparametric Relational Learning with Applications to Decision Support and Bioinformatics and with a Perspective for the Semantic Web |
| 0:28 | Relational Representation and Statistical Machine Learning |
| 2:08 | I. Relationships are Ubiquitous |
| 2:22 | Social Networks |
| 2:41 | The WWW is a Relational System |
| 2:58 | RDF: the Basis for the Semantic Web |
| 3:19 | A Patient is Part of a Relational World |
| 3:43 | Relationships are Informative |
| 4:47 | Computational Biology |
| 4:59 | Relation Extraction from Textual Data |
| 5:27 | Cognitive Aspects? |
| 6:06 | The John Donne Principle |
| 6:23 | John Donne, 1572 – 1631 a Jacobean poet and preacher |
| 6:54 | Overview: Learning with Relations (incomplete) |
| 7:55 | Some Problems of Previous Work |
| 8:55 | This Work |
| 9:29 | II. Before Relational Learning |
| 10:00 | II.a I.I.D. Learning |
| 10:01 | The Matrix |
| 10:34 | II.b Towards Relational Learning: Time Series Modelling |
| 10:36 | Time Series Models |
| 11:21 | II.c Towards Relational Learning: Hierarchical Bayesian Modeling |
| 11:32 | Related Tasks |
| 12:14 | A Hierarchical Bayesian Model |
| 13:17 | Parametric HB is too Stiff! |
| 14:56 | A Mixture Model |
| 16:49 | Comments |
| 16:53 | III Relational Modeling and Learning |
| 17:03 | Learning with Relational Data |
| 17:07 | Entity Relationship Model |
| 17:54 | The Directed Acyclic Probabilistic Entity Relationship (DAPER) Model |
| 18:37 | DAPER and Ground Networks |
| 19:24 | Structural Learning in Relational Modeling |
| 19:58 | IV Infinite Hidden Relational Modeling: Combining Relational Learning with nonparametric Hierarchical Bayes |
| 20:06 | Hierarchical Bayes and Relational Learning |
| 21:13 | Work on Nonparametric Relational Learning |
| 21:39 | Relationship Prediction with Strong Attributes |
| 22:05 | Relationship Prediction with Weak (or no) User Attributes: nonparametric Hierarchical Bayes |
| 22:49 | Nonparametric Relational Bayes: Infinite Hidden Relational Model |
| 23:21 | IHRM with Parameters |
| 23:46 | The Recipe |
| 24:43 | The Ground Network for the Recommendation System |
| 25:29 | Ground Network With an Image Structure |
| 25:46 | Ground Network With an Image Structure and Latent Variables: The IHRM |
| 26:18 | Advantages of the IHRM (1) |
| 27:02 | Advantages of the IHRM (2) |
| 27:39 | Scaling of the IHRM |
| 28:00 | V Infinite Hidden Relational Modeling: Inference, Learning and Experiments |
| 28:08 | Inference in the IHRM |
| 28:55 | Technical Details |
| 28:57 | Experiment 1: Experimental Analysis on Movie Recommendation |
| 29:03 | MovieLens Attributes |
| 29:18 | Experimental Analysis on Movie Recommendation NNNN |
| 30:25 | Movie cluster analysis Gibbs sampling with CRP (1) |
| 31:46 | Movie cluster analysis Gibbs sampling with CRP (2) |
| 32:09 | Technical Details |
| 32:18 | Empirical Analysis on Bioinformatics (1) |
| 33:09 | Empirical Analysis on Bioinformatics (2) |
| 34:27 | Empirical Analysis on Bioinformatics (3) |
| 35:39 | Relevance of Attributes and Relationships |
| 36:40 | Ongoing Work: Integrate Ontology into IHRM (1) |
| 37:47 | Ongoing Work: Integrate Ontology into IHRM (2) |
| 38:31 | Experiment 3: Experimental Analysis on Clinical Data |
| 39:27 | Experimental Analysis on Clinical Data (2) |
| 40:19 | Experimental Analysis on Clinical Data (3) |
| 41:16 | Conclusion (I) |
| 42:56 | VI SML / SRL and the Semantic Web |
| 43:35 | Theseus: A Nationally Funded Project for Web 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 |
| 44:43 | SW Layers |
| 45:10 | XML and RDF |
| 46:17 | Ontology |
| 47:03 | Logic, Proof, Trust |
| 47:59 | Machine Learning and SW |
| 48:10 | Machine Learning Classifier |
| 49:13 | Does Straightforward Machine Learning Help in Search? |
| 50:12 | SW: Classifier (1) |
| 50:55 | SW: Classifier (2) |
| 51:55 | SW: Search |
| 52:49 | (My Current) Conclusion (II) |
| 55:57 | - Questions |
| 56:09 | - Questions |
| 57:34 | - Questions |
| 61:04 | - Questions |
| 61:59 | - Questions |
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