Topic tracking with Bayesian belief network

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Abstract

The task of topic tracking is to monitor a stream of stories and find all subsequent stories that discuss the same topic. Using Bayesian belief network we give three topic tracking models: a static topic model BSTM and two dynamic topic models BDTM-I, BDTM-II. BDTM-II merges the advantages of BSTM and BDTM-I, has better tracking performance than the former two, and effectively alleviates topic drift phenomenon. Applying unrelated coming stories to update BDTM-I and BDTM-II can filter noises existed in topics. Experiments on TDT corpora show that BSTM decreases (Cdet)norm by 5.5% comparing to VSM, BDTM-II decreases (Cdet)norm by 6.3% and 6.0% comparing to BSTM and BDTM-I respectively, using unrelated stories can improve the tracking performance. © 2013 Elsevier GmbH. All rights reserved.

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Xu, J. M., Wu, S. F., & Hong, Y. (2014). Topic tracking with Bayesian belief network. Optik, 125(9), 2164–2169. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijleo.2013.10.044

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