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arxiv 2308.01210 v1 pith:PZFC2ICP submitted 2023-08-02 stat.ML cs.CLcs.LG

Global Hierarchical Neural Networks using Hierarchical Softmax

classification stat.ML cs.CLcs.LG
keywords hierarchicalsoftmaxdatasetsclassificationclassifierfourglobalused
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This paper presents a framework in which hierarchical softmax is used to create a global hierarchical classifier. The approach is applicable for any classification task where there is a natural hierarchy among classes. We show empirical results on four text classification datasets. In all datasets the hierarchical softmax improved on the regular softmax used in a flat classifier in terms of macro-F1 and macro-recall. In three out of four datasets hierarchical softmax achieved a higher micro-accuracy and macro-precision.

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