Text Classification
For purpose of word embedding extrinsic evaluation, especially downstream task.
Some concepts are informed from 复旦大学NLP组
Statistical-Based Method
Logistic Regression
Statistics perspective based text classification described as follow[Li Y 2015].
We use Tencent news titles as our text classification dataset. A total of 8,826 titles of four categories (society, entertainment, healthcare, and military) are extracted. The lengths of titles range from 10 to 20 words. We train ℓ2-regularized logistic regression classifiers using the LIBLINEAR package (Fan et al, 2008) with the learned embeddings.
Also described as follow[kiros 2015].
On all datasets, we simply extract skip-thought vectors and train a logistic regression classifier on top.
[Yan Song 2018] also applied this kind of method.
This document classification experiment is performed in a conventional way as that in previous studies [Kiela et al., 2015; Kiros et al., 2015]. For all the documents in training and test datasets, we first construct document level representations by averaging the embeddings from all words in a given document. A logistic regression classifier is then trained on top of the resulted document level representations on the training set and evaluated on the test set.
Linear SVM
It described as follow[Kiela 2015]
we first construct document-level representations by summing the vector representations for all words in a given document. After setting aside a small development set for tuning the hyperparameters of the supervised algorithm, we train a support vector machine (SVM) classifier with a linear kernel and evaluate document topic classification accuracy using ten-fold cross-validation.
Bibliography
复旦大学NLP组. NLP-Beginner. https://github.com/FudanNLP/nlp-beginner
[Li Y. 2015] Li Y, Li W, Sun F, et al. Component-Enhanced Chinese Character Embeddings[J]. empirical methods in natural language processing, 2015: 829-834.
[Kiros 2015] Kiros, Ryan, et al. "Skip-Thought Vectors." Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 28(2015).
[Yan Song 2018] Song, Yan et al. “Joint Learning Embeddings for Chinese Words and their Components via Ladder Structured Networks.” IJCAI (2018).
[Kiela 2015] Kiela, Douwe et al. “Specializing Word Embeddings for Similarity or Relatedness.” EMNLP (2015).