Approach for Hierarchical Global All-In Classification with application of Convolutional Neural Networks

M. Krendzelak, F. Jakab
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This paper describes the application of convolutional neural networks adapted for hierarchical text classification task. Even though CNN models already been shown to be efficient for text classification, but not really previously explored in the context of hierarchy. Therefore, more detailed evaluation of experiments with CNN models were required. Our conducted experiments are compared with already existing multiple strategies that use Linear Regression and Support Vector Machines. The source of training data set is a collection of top 20 News Group data. We are curious to learn that our proposed methods achieve better results than existing state of art solutions. Furthermore, CNN hides the complexity of the hierarchical model and requires less resources for prediction. We find there are much more of unexplored space for improvements and optimizations of CNN application for hierarchical text classification.
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基于卷积神经网络的分层全局全入分类方法
本文介绍了卷积神经网络在分层文本分类任务中的应用。尽管CNN模型已经被证明对文本分类是有效的,但之前并没有在层次结构的背景下进行过真正的探索。因此,需要对CNN模型的实验进行更详细的评价。我们进行的实验与已经存在的使用线性回归和支持向量机的多种策略进行了比较。训练数据集的来源是前20名新闻组数据的集合。我们很好奇地得知,我们提出的方法比现有的最先进的解决方案取得了更好的结果。此外,CNN隐藏了层次模型的复杂性,需要更少的资源进行预测。我们发现,CNN分层文本分类应用的改进和优化还有很多未开发的空间。
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