Learning with partially labeled and interdependent data [electronic resource] / Massih-Reza Amini, Nicolas Usunier.

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Learning with partially labeled and interdependent data [electronic resource] / Massih-Reza Amini, Nicolas Usunier.

9783319157269 electronic book
3319157264 electronic book
9783319157252

Cham : Springer, 2015.

English

1 online resource (xiii, 106 pages) : illustrations

10.1007/978-3-319-15726-9 doi

Q325.5 .A43 2015eb

006.3/1

This book develops two key machine learning principles: the semi-supervised paradigm and learning with interdependent data. It reveals new applications, primarily web related, that transgress the classical machine learning framework through learning with interdependent data. The book traces how the semi-supervised paradigm and the learning to rank paradigm emerged from new web applications, leading to a massive production of heterogeneous textual data. It explains how semi-supervised learning techniques are widely used, but only allow a limited analysis of the information content and thus do not meet the demands of many web-related tasks. Later chapters deal with the development of learning methods for ranking entities in a large collection with respect to precise information needed. In some cases, learning a ranking function can be reduced to learning a classification function over the pairs of examples. The book proves that this task can be efficiently tackled in a new framework: learning with interdependent data. Researchers and professionals in machine learning will find these new perspectives and solutions valuable. Learning with Partially Labeled and Interdependent Data is also useful for advanced-level students of computer science, particularly those focused on statistics and learning.

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