Publication:
A Discriminative Topic Model using Document Network Structure
Weiwei Yang, Jordan L. Boyd-Graber, P. Resnik • @Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics • 01 August 2016
TLDR: A new topic model is introduced for documents situated within a network structure, integrating latent blocks of documents with a max-margin learning criterion for link prediction using topic and word-level features to improve link prediction, topic quality, and block distributions.
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Abstract: Document collections often have links between documents—citations, hyperlinks, or revisions—and which links are added is often based on topical similarity. To model these intuitions, we introduce a new topic model for documents situated within a network structure, integrating latent blocks of documents with a max-margin learning criterion for link prediction using topicand word-level features. Experiments on a scientific paper dataset and collection of webpages show that, by more robustly exploiting the rich link structure within a document network, our model improves link prediction, topic quality, and block distributions.
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