Probabilistic graph partitioning
author:
David Barber,
Dublin Institute of Technology
Description
We consider the problem of Graph Partitioning for applications in Web Mining and
Collaborative Filtering. Our approach is based on predicting the presence/absence of a directed link based on a form of probabilistic mixture model. Being based on a generative
model of directed graphs, we are able to apply an approximate Bayesian treatment
to automatically select an appropriate number of partitions. We will discuss an application
in Collaborative Filtering and comment on relations to mixed membership models,
Latent Dirichlet Allocation and Probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis.
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