Titlebook: Machine Learning and Knowledge Discovery in Databases; European Conference, Ulf Brefeld,Elisa Fromont,Céline Robardet Conference proceeding

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Exploiting the Earth’s Spherical Geometry to Geolocate Imagesuse they do not take advantage of the earth’s spherical geometry. In some cases, they require training data sets that grow exponentially with the number of feature dimensions. This paper introduces the . (MvMF) loss function, which is the first loss function that exploits the earth’s spherical geome

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Felicitous

Shift Happens: Adjusting Classifiersobabilistic classifier. If the data have experienced dataset shift where the class distributions change post-training, then often the model’s performance will decrease, over-estimating the probabilities of some classes while under-estimating the others on average. We propose unbounded and bounded ge

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Beyond the Selected Completely at Random Assumption for Learning from Positive and Unlabeled Data are easier to obtain or more obviously positive. This paper investigates how learning can be enabled in this setting. We propose and theoretically analyze an empirical-risk-based method for incorporating the labeling mechanism. Additionally, we investigate under which assumptions learning is possib

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PP-PLL: Probability Propagation for Partial Label Learningdate labels, among which only one is correct. Most existing approaches are based on the disambiguation strategy, which either identifies the valid label iteratively or treats each candidate label equally based on the averaging strategy. In both cases, the disambiguation strategy shares a common shor

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Neural Message Passing for Multi-label ClassificationMLC has been a long-haul challenge. We propose Label Message Passing (LaMP) Neural Networks to efficiently model the joint prediction of multiple labels. LaMP treats labels as nodes on a label-interaction graph and computes the hidden representation of each label node conditioned on the input using

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Assessing the Multi-labelness of Multi-label Dataesign of the classifier. Using multi-label data requires us to examine the association between labels: its multi-labelness. We cannot directly measure association between two labels, since the labels’ relationships are confounded with the set of observation variables. A better approach is to fit an