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Learning rate of gradient descent multi-dividing ontology algorithm

Jianzhang Wu, Xiao Yu and Wei Gao

International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management, 2014, vol. 28, issue 4/5/6, 217-230

Abstract: As acknowledge representation model, ontology has wide applications in information retrieval and other disciplines. Ontology concept similarity calculation is a key issue in these applications. One approach for ontology application is to learn an optimal ontology score function which maps each vertex in graph into a real-value. And the similarity between vertices is measured by the difference of their corresponding scores. The multi-dividing ontology algorithm is an ontology learning trick such that the model divides ontology vertices into k parts correspond to the k classes of rates. In this paper, we propose the gradient descent multi-dividing ontology algorithm based on iterative gradient computation and yield the learning rates with general convex losses by virtue of the suitable step size and regularisation parameter selection.

Keywords: similarity measures; ontology mapping; stochastic gradient descent; multi-dividing setting; learning rate; ontology concept similarity; ontology vertices. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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