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Graph-Powered Machine Learning - Meetup Paris - March 5, 2018 Graph -based machine learning is becoming an important trend in artificial intelligence, transcending a lot of other techniques. Using graphs as a basic representation of data for multiple purposes: - the data is already modeled for further analysis - graphs can easily combine multiple sources into a single graph representation and learn over them, creating Knowledge Graphs; - improving computation performances and quality. The talk will present these advantages and present applications in the context of recommendation engines and natural language processing. Speaker: Dr. Vlasta Kus (@VlastaKus) is a Data Scientist at GraphAware, specializing in graph-based Natural Language Processing and related topics, including deep learning techniques. He speaks English, Czech and some French and currently lives in Prague.
![WHAT IS MACHINE LEARNING?
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[Machine Learning is the] field of study that gives
computers the ability to learn without being explicitly
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- 1. GraphAware® GRAPH POWERED MACHINE LEARNING Vlasta Kůs, Data Scientist @ GraphAware graphaware.com @graph_aware, @VlastaKus
- 2. WHAT IS MACHINE LEARNING? GraphAware® [Machine Learning is the] field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed. — Arthur Samuel, 1959
- 3. WHAT IS A GRAPH? GraphAware® G = (V, E)
- 4. WHY NEO4J? GraphAware® It is a proper graph database It is a proper database
- 6. MACHINE LEARNING CHALLENGES The Source of Truth Performance Model Storing Real Time
- 7. THE SOURCE OF TRUTH GraphAware® “Even the best learning algorithm on wrong data produces wrong results.” — Alessandro Negro, 2015
- 8. THE SOURCE OF TRUTH GraphAware® Source: Michele Banko and Eric Brill Scaling to Very Very Large Corpora for Natural Language Disambiguation - 2001
- 9. THE SOURCE OF TRUTH GraphAware®Source: https://www.domo.com/learn/data-never-sleeps-5
- 10. Predictive accuracy Training Performance Prediction Performance Ability to scale PERFOMANCE GraphAware®
- 11. NEO4J CAUSAL CLUSTER GraphAware®Source: https://neo4j.com/docs/operations-manual/
- 12. Store the results of the training phase Provide multiple access patterns Mix models The size depends on the algorithm STORING THE RESULTS & MODEL GraphAware®
- 13. LEARN FAST PREDICT FAST REAL TIME
- 14. GraphAware®
- 15. STORING DATA SOURCES: TENSOR GraphAware® Simple Recommendation f: User x Item -> Relevance Score Context Aware Recommendation f: User x Item x Context1 x Context2 x Context3 -> Relevance Score
- 16. The results of machine learning process can be stored in a graph as well. Some examples are: ‣ Similarity (k-Nearest Neighbours) ‣ Cluster ‣ Spanning Tree ‣ Decision Tree ‣ Random forest ‣ Markov Chain STORING RESULTS & MODELS GraphAware®
- 17. STORING RESULTS & MODELS GraphAware® K-Nearest Neighbours Markov Chain Decision Tree
- 18. STORING DATA SOURCES: KNOWLEDGE GRAPH GraphAware®
- 19. GraphAware®
- 20. ‣ NLP and graphs: natural fit GRAPH-BASED NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING GraphAware® ‣ Knowledge enrichment Source: http://nlp.stanford.edu:8080/corenlp/process
- 21. Unsupervised techniques tend to be underestimated … ‣ No need for time & money to get massive labeled training datasets ‣ Often faster to train & faster to predict ‣ Unsupervised deep learning UNSUPERVISED ML ALGORITHMS GraphAware®
- 22. Some graph-native algorithms that are relevant to machine learning processes: ‣ Random Walk ‣ Page Rank ‣ Graph Matching ‣ Shortest Path ‣ Depth-First Graph Traversal ‣ Breadth-First Graph Traversal ‣ Minimum Spanning Tree ‣ Graph Clustering ‣ Node2vec GRAPH-BASED ML ALGORITHMS GraphAware®
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- 24. GRAPH-BASED ML ALGORITHMS: GRAPH CLUSTERING GraphAware® Continuous Cellular Tower Data Analysis Eagle N., Quinn J.A., Clauset A. (2009) Methodologies for Continuous Cellular Tower Data Analysis. In: Tokuda H., Beigl M., Friday A., Brush A.J.B., Tobe Y. (eds) Pervasive Computing. Pervasive 2009. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 5538. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg
- 25. GraphAware®
- 27. ‣ Meet us tomorrow at Neo4j GraphTour ‣ Come to our meet-ups graphaware.com/events ‣ Visit our blog graphaware.com/blog ‣ Watch us youtube.com -> GraphAware channel ‣ And most importantly … Get in touch! INTERESTED IN MORE? GraphAware®