Abstract
Recent work in statistical topic models has investigated
richer structures to capture either temporal or inter-topic correlations.
This paper introduces a topic model that combines the advantages of two
recently proposed models: (1) The Pachinko Allocation model (PAM), which
captures arbitrary topic correlations with a directed acyclic graph (DAG),
and (2) the Topics over Time model (TOT), which captures time-localized
shifts in topic prevalence with a continuous distribution over timestamps.
Our model can thus capture not only temporal patterns in individual
topics, but also the temporal patterns in their co-occurrences. We present
results on a research paper corpus, showing interesting correlations among
topics and their changes over time.
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