Latent Semantic Variable Models
author:
Thomas Hofmann,
Brown University
Description
In the context of information retrieval and natural language processing, latent variable models are quite useful in modeling and discovering hidden structure that often leads to "semantic" data representations. This talk will provide an overview of the most popular approaches and discuss the range of possible applications for such models, including language modeling, ad hoc retrieval, text categorization and collaborative filtering.
Categories
Top: Computer Science: Machine Learning: Principal Component AnalysisTop: Computer Science: Text Mining
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| Slides | |
| 0:01 | Latent Semantic Variable Models |
| 0:43 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 1:19 | Latent Structure |
| 2:23 | Matrix Decomposition |
| 3:13 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 3:23 | Searching & Finding |
| 4:14 | Ad Hoc Retrieval |
| 4:55 | Document-Term Matrix |
| 6:47 | A 100 Millionths of a Typical Document-Term Matrix |
| 7:45 | Robust Information Retrieval — Beyond Keyword-based Search |
| 9:48 | Challenges |
| 10:41 | Latent Semantic Analysis |
| 12:18 | Singular Value Decomposition |
| 13:26 | Low-rank Approximation |
| 14:35 | LSA Decomposition |
| 15:21 | Latent Semantic Analysis |
| 16:31 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 16:39 | Search as Statistical Inference |
| 19:00 | Language Model Paradigm in IR |
| 20:10 | Language Model Paradigm |
| 20:46 | Language Model Paradigm |
| 21:13 | Naive Approach |
| 21:51 | Estimation Problem |
| 22:38 | Probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis |
| 24:13 | pLSA – Latent Variable Model |
| 25:25 | pLSA: Matrix Decomposition |
| 27:19 | pLSA: Graphical Model |
| 28:37 | pLSA via Likelihood Maximization |
| 29:26 | Expectation Maximization Algorithm |
| 31:22 | EM Algorithm: Derivation |
| 31:41 | Tempered EM Algorithm |
| 35:05 | Example (1) |
| 37:32 | Example (2) |
| 38:13 | Experimental Evaluation |
| 39:41 | Live Implementation |
| 43:08 | Latent Dirichlet Allocation |
| 46:17 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 46:32 | Concept-based Text Categorization |
| 47:32 | Terms & Concepts as Features |
| 48:36 | Improvements on Reuters-21578 |
| 49:32 | Improvements on OHSUMED87 |
| 50:59 | Literature & Related Work |
| 52:00 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 52:01 | Probabilistic HITS |
| 53:40 | Finding Latent Web Communities |
| 54:06 | Decomposing the Web Graph |
| 55:01 | Linking Hyperlinks and Content |
| 56:06 | Example: Ulysses |
| 57:38 | Literature & Related Work |
| 57:40 | Introduction Information Retrieval & Latent Semantic Indexing Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing Semantic Features for Text Categorizisation Probabilistic HITS Collaborative Filtering Concl |
| 57:51 | Predictions & Recommendations |
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Interesting talk, too bad the last part about recommenders is missing.
On the first EM slide, should the bottom right equation be P(d|z; pi) instead of P(z|d; pi)?