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Bootstraping مصنف الإعلانات السياقية المحبوس على نطاق واسع من ويكيبيديا
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يوفر الإعلان السياقي للمعلنين الفرصة لاستهداف السياق الأكثر صلة بإعلاناتهم. يجعل مجموعة متنوعة كبيرة من الموضوعات المحتملة تحديا للغاية لجمع وثائق التدريب لبناء نموذج تصنيف إشراف أو يؤلف قواعد مكتوبة للخبراء في نظام تصنيف قائم على القواعد. علاوة على ذلك، في التصنيف الفائق الحبيبات، غالبا ما تتداخل فئات مختلفة أو تعايشها، مما يجعل من الصعب تصنيفها بدقة. في هذا العمل، نقترح Wiki2CAT، وهي طريقة لمعالجة تصنيف نصي كبير الحجم من خلال النقر على الرسم البياني للفئة Wikipedia. يتم تعيين الفئات في تصنيف IAB أولا إلى فئة العقد في الرسم البياني. ثم يتم نشر الملصق عبر الرسم البياني للحصول على قائمة بمستندات Wikipedia المسمى للحث على نصوص النصوص. تعد الطريقة مثالية لمشاكل التصنيف واسعة النطاق لأنها لا تتطلب أي مستند يدويا أو قواعد يدويا أو كلمات أساسية. يتم قياس الطريقة المقترحة مع مختلف خطوط الأساس القائمة على التعلم والكلمات الرئيسية وتجسد أداء تنافسي على مجموعات البيانات المتوفرة للجمهور ومجموعة بيانات جديدة تحتوي على أكثر من 300 فئة واحدة من الفئات الجميلة.
Contextual advertising provides advertisers with the opportunity to target the context which is most relevant to their ads. The large variety of potential topics makes it very challenging to collect training documents to build a supervised classification model or compose expert-written rules in a rule-based classification system. Besides, in fine-grained classification, different categories often overlap or co-occur, making it harder to classify accurately. In this work, we propose wiki2cat, a method to tackle large-scaled fine-grained text classification by tapping on the Wikipedia category graph. The categories in the IAB taxonomy are first mapped to category nodes in the graph. Then the label is propagated across the graph to obtain a list of labeled Wikipedia documents to induce text classifiers. The method is ideal for large-scale classification problems since it does not require any manually-labeled document or hand-curated rules or keywords. The proposed method is benchmarked with various learning-based and keyword-based baselines and yields competitive performance on publicly available datasets and a new dataset containing more than 300 fine-grained categories.
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