Wsabie: Scaling Up to Large Vocabulary Image Annotation
Weston, Jason (Google Research) | Bengio, Samy (Google Research) | Usunier, Nicolas (Universite de Paris 6)
Weighted Pairwise Classification (OWPC) loss [Usunier et al., 2009] which has been shown to be state-of-the-art on Image annotation datasets are becoming larger and (small) text retrieval tasks. WARP uses stochastic gradient larger, with tens of millions of images and tens descent and a novel sampling trick to approximate ranks resulting of thousands of possible annotations. We propose in an efficient online optimization strategy which we a strongly performing method that scales to show is superior to standard stochastic gradient descent applied such datasets by simultaneously learning to optimize to the same loss, enabling us to train on datasets that precision at the top of the ranked list of annotations do not even fit in memory.
Jul-19-2011
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