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Re-train BlogCatalog with embedding dimension 2 #36

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wehlutyk opened this issue Jul 13, 2018 · 3 comments
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Re-train BlogCatalog with embedding dimension 2 #36

wehlutyk opened this issue Jul 13, 2018 · 3 comments
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So that we have the training history, not only the checkpoint.

@wehlutyk wehlutyk added P:scale S:running Currently running a computation labels Jul 13, 2018
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Training done, must create a results notebook.

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Results are in 509b78a, see the projects/scale/blogcatalog-dim_ξ=2-results.ipynb.

Highlights (see again figures below):

  • nodes (or at least the average values for the gaussian distributions) are aligned on a line in the embedding, just like some of the projections for Train BlogCatalog with higher embedding dimension #31. But in this case it's the only representation that is produced, and it's rather poor.
  • adjacency reconstruction is bad
  • feature loss seems to go back up a little (after epoch 2000), while adjacency loss still goes down, so maybe the decoder is having a hard time accommodating the two constraints.

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Averages of the gaussian distributions defining the 2D node embeddings

Adjacency reconstruction

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wehlutyk commented Jul 19, 2018

Additional things to explore:

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