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Machine Learning over Text & Images - Autumn School

Generative Latent Space Models for Text and Image

author: Eric Xing, Carnegie Mellon University
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0:00 Generative Latent Space Models for Text and Image - a probabilistic graphical overview
1:23 Outline
2:19 Apoptosis + Medicine
3:31 Apoptosis + Medicine 01
3:52 Apoptosis + Medicine 02
4:18 Probabilistic Graphical Model Primer
5:03 What is a graphical model?
6:37 Recap of Basic Prob. Concepts
8:13 Dependencies among variables
9:13 Graphical Models
12:16 Graphical Models, con'd
15:35 Two types of GMs
16:10 Directed Graphical Models
17:00 Bayesian Network
19:59 Conditional probability tables
(CPTs)
20:31 Conditional probability density
func. (CPDs)
21:11 Markov Random Fields
22:22 An (incomplete) genealogy of graphical models
23:20 GM application: Speech
recognition
24:30 GM application: Evolution
25:26 GM application: Solid State
Physics
26:10 Probabilistic Inference
30:14 Learning Graphical Models
33:47 A GM course
34:17 The Problem
36:32 Modeling document collections
37:34 Probabilistic Modeling of Text
Documents
38:10 Questions of Interest
38:33 Connecting Probability Models to
Data
39:36 Conditionally Independent
Observations
40:14 “Plate” Notation
40:28 Example: Gaussian Model
41:43 Example: Bayesian Gaussian
Model
41:59 Latent Semantic Structure
43:20 GENERATIVE PROCESS
46:14 A generative model for
documents
46:40 Probabilistic LSI
48:43 Probabilistic LSI01
49:58 Latent Dirichlet Allocation
50:46 LDA
50:53 Correlated Topic Model
54:08 Inference Tasks
54:20 Bayesian inference
55:16 Approximate Inference
57:00 Bayesian model selection
57:10 Bayesian model selection 01
57:32 Bayesian model selection 02
57:33 The desired LL curve
57:46 Integrating Topics and Syntax
58:45 Topic Hierarchies
59:51 Modeling Topic Evolution
60:30 Latent Space Models for Images
61:25 Image representation
62:46 Exchangeability
63:43 Corr-LDA
65:05 Automatic annotation
66:08 Text-based image retrieval
66:28 Appendix: approximate inference

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