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CRL: Collaborative Representation Learning by Coordinating Topic Modeling and Network Embeddings
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DOI：10.1109/TNNLS.2021.3054422.png)
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Network representation learning (NRL) has shown its effectiveness in many tasks, such as vertex classification, link prediction, and community detection. In many applications, vertices of social networks contain textual information, e.g., citation networks, which form a text corpus and can be applied to the typical representation learning methods. The global context in the text corpus can be utilized by topic models to discover the topic structures of vertices. Nevertheless, most existing NRL approaches focus on learning representations from the local neighbors of vertices and ignore the global structure of the associated textual information in networks. In this article, we propose a unified model based on matrix factorization (MF), named collaborative representation learning (CRL), which: 1) considers complementary global and local information simultaneously and 2) models topics and learns network embeddings collaboratively. Moreover, we incorporate the Fletcher-Reeves (FR) MF, a conjugate gradient method, to optimize the embedding matrices in an alternative mode. We call this parameter learning method as AFR in our work that can achieve convergence after a few numbers of iterations. Also, by evaluating CRL on topic coherence and vertex classification using several real-world data sets, our experimental study shows that this collaborative model not only can improve the performance of topic discovery over the baseline topic models but also can learn better network representations than the state-of-the-art context-aware NRL models.
Keywords:
Context modeling
Collaboration
Learning systems
Electronic mail
Correlation
Data models
Network topology
Collaborative representation learning (CRL)
global and local contexts
network embeddings
network representation learning (NRL)
topic modeling
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