Titlebook: Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Learning – ICANN 2019: Text and Time Series; 28th International C Igor V. Tetko,Věra K?rková,Fabian

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Interdependence Model for Multi-label Classificationsues in designing multi-label learning approaches is how to incorporate dependencies among different labels. In this study, we propose a new approach called the ., which consists of a set of single-label predictors each of which predicts a particular label using the other labels. The proposed model

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Combining Deep Learning and (Structural) Feature-Based Classification Methods for Copyright-Protecteplementation employs two ways to classify documents as copyright-protected or non-copyright-protected: first, using structural features extracted from the document metadata, content and underlying document structure; and second, by turning the documents into images and using their pixels to generate

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Capturing User and Product Information for Sentiment Classification via Hierarchical Separated Attenmethods achieved improvement by capturing user and product information. However, these methods fail to incorporate user preferences and product characteristics reasonably and effectively. What’s more, these methods all only use the explicit influences observed in texts and ignore the implicit intera

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Surrounding-Based Attention Networks for Aspect-Level Sentiment Classificationt a target’s surrounding words have great impacts and global attention to the target. However, existing neural-network-based models either depend on expensive phrase-level annotation or do not fully exploit the association of the context words to the target. In this paper, we propose to model the in

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DCAR: Deep Collaborative Autoencoder for Recommendation with Implicit Feedbackks on the collaborative filtering problem in item recommendation, most of the existing methods employ a similar loss function, i.e., the prediction loss of user-item interactions, and only change the form of the input, which may limit the model’s performance. To address this problem, we present a no