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Tighter bounds for structured estimation

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Chapelle, Olivier
Do, Chuong B.
Le, Quoc Viet
Smola, Alexander
Teo, Choon-Hui

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Large-margin structured estimation methods minimize a convex upper bound of loss functions. While they allow for efficient optimization algorithms, these convex formulations are not tight and sacrifice the ability to accurately model the true loss. We present tighter non-convex bounds based on generalizing the notion of a ramp loss from binary classification to structured estimation. We show that a small modification of existing optimization algorithms suffices to solve this modified problem. On structured prediction tasks such as protein sequence alignment and web page ranking, our algorithm leads to improved accuracy.

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Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 21

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2037-12-31