Infinite mixtures for multi-relational categorical data
Description
Large relational datasets are prevalent in
many fields. We propose an unsupervised component model for relational data, i.e.,
for heterogeneous collections of categorical
co-occurrences. The co-occurrences can be
dyadic or n-adic, and over the same or different categorical variables. Graphs are a
special case, as collections of dyadic co occurrences (edges) over a set of vertices.
The model is simple, with only one latent variable. This allows wide applicability as
long as a global latent component solution
is preferred, and the generative process fits
the application. Estimation with a collapsed Gibbs sampler is straightforward. We demonstrate the model with graphs enriched
with multinomial vertex properties, or more
concretely, with two sets of scientific papers, with both content and citation information
available.
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