Using an Extended Greedy Algorithm to Improve Prediction and Estimation of Non-Smooth Graph Parameters – The goal of this paper is to propose a new algorithm to improve the quality of a graph for solving complex problems such as learning graphs. In particular, we propose a new strategy for solving graphs based on learning-based nonlinearities to increase the prediction accuracy of a graph. The main objective of this paper is to extend the state-of-the-art graph learning algorithm by learning graph edges from a data point. The algorithm is based on a recursive programming approach that exploits the notion of graph edges to obtain a finite set of edges in a graph and then use this finite set to improve the prediction based on the information contained in the graph. Experimental evaluation on five real-world data sets shows that our approach improves the performance of the graph learning algorithm from 0.67 to 0.69 on F1 score, outperforming state-of-the-art graph learning algorithms in terms of accuracy and classification accuracy of F1 classification.
We propose an efficient approach to predict the next action of an action-sequence with a deep learning approach. The prediction is performed directly from an online prediction of the action-sequence from a prediction model, thus offering an efficient method for learning action-sequence based action-sequence models for learning a deep recurrent network. Our algorithm performs both a classification and a regression supervised problem to learn a supervised action-sequence based action-sequence model, which are then used to predict the next action of the action in the sequence. We show that the predictive ability of the proposed method is based on a simple prediction of the action of the action sequence to the prediction model. Our method is also suitable for both supervised and regression supervised action-sequence models.
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Recurrent Reinforcement Learning with Spatially-Varying Recurrent Neural NetworksWe propose an efficient approach to predict the next action of an action-sequence with a deep learning approach. The prediction is performed directly from an online prediction of the action-sequence from a prediction model, thus offering an efficient method for learning action-sequence based action-sequence models for learning a deep recurrent network. Our algorithm performs both a classification and a regression supervised problem to learn a supervised action-sequence based action-sequence model, which are then used to predict the next action of the action in the sequence. We show that the predictive ability of the proposed method is based on a simple prediction of the action of the action sequence to the prediction model. Our method is also suitable for both supervised and regression supervised action-sequence models.