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\begin{itemize}
\item we propose a Bayesian Inference formulation of the NIP problem in the
Generalized Linear Cascade (GLC) Model of \cite{pouget} and show how to apply
- MCMC and variationel inference to it.
- \item we show how to leverage this Bayesian formulation to design active
- learning heuristics where the experimenter is able to dynamically
+ MCMC and Variational Inference to it.
+ \item we show how to leverage this Bayesian formulation to design Active
+ Learning heuristics where the experimenter is able to dynamically
choose the source node at which the observe cascades originate.
- \item we show empirically that active learning greatly improves the speed
- of learning compared to i.i.d observations.
+ \item we give empirical evidence that Active Learning greatly improves the
+ speed of learning compared to i.i.d observations.
\end{itemize}
The organization of the paper is as follows: we conclude this introduction by
a review of the related works. Section 2 introduces the notations and the
Generalized Linear Model, Section 3 presents our Bayesian Inference
-formulation. The active learning approach is described in Section 4. Section
+formulation. The Active Learning approach is described in Section 4. Section
5 gives our experimental results. Finally we conclude by a discussion in
Section 6.
\input{sections/related.tex}