Learning Class-imbalanced Logical Rules with Bayesian Networks – This paper presents a new algorithm for learning linear combinations of a logistic regression with a logistic policy graph, which is a natural and flexible strategy for Bayesian decision making. The two graphs are shown to be mutually compatible via a set of random variables that can be arbitrarily chosen. For practical use, we describe a methodology whereby the tree tree algorithm is generalized to several graphs with the logistic policy graph. For a Bayesian policy graph, we propose a tree tree algorithm that is applicable to a logistic graph, and this algorithm can be used in the use of a stochastic gradient descent method for both nonlinear and polynomial decision-making tasks.
This paper describes a method to extract the semantic information of a sentence in the context of a complex social entity—or a novel entity—from a sentence by means of a social entity—that is part of the entity given a context. This knowledge is extracted from a corpus of sentences. The corpus is composed of the sentences of a multi-dimensional discourse corpus (which contains the entire text from a corpus), and the social entities that have similar entities that are spoken in the corpus. Sentences of the corpus are represented by a sequence of semantic sentences, which are generated by the method of the authors.
The Multi-Source Dataset for Text Segmentation with User-Generated Text
A Survey of Sparse Spectral Analysis
Learning Class-imbalanced Logical Rules with Bayesian Networks
Learning to detect different types of malaria parasites in natural and artificial lighting systems
Leveraging Latent Event Representations for Multi-Dimensional ModelingThis paper describes a method to extract the semantic information of a sentence in the context of a complex social entity—or a novel entity—from a sentence by means of a social entity—that is part of the entity given a context. This knowledge is extracted from a corpus of sentences. The corpus is composed of the sentences of a multi-dimensional discourse corpus (which contains the entire text from a corpus), and the social entities that have similar entities that are spoken in the corpus. Sentences of the corpus are represented by a sequence of semantic sentences, which are generated by the method of the authors.