Adobe, Inc.

Tanay Anand

Nikaash Puri

Pinkesh Badjatiya

Simra Shahid

Balaji Krishnamurthy

Atanu Ranjan Sinha

Georgios Theocharous

Milan Aggarwal

Sumit Bhatia

Paridhi Maheshwari

Jayakumar Subramanian

Nikitha Srikanth

S Sejal Naidu

Sharat Chandra Racha

Sriyash Poddar

A method of finding online relevant conversing posts, comprises receiving, by a web server serving an online forum, a query post from an inquirer using the online forum, computing a contextual similarity score between each conversing post of a set of conversing posts with a query post, wherein the contextual similarity score is computed between the body of each of conversing posts and of the query post, wherein N1 conversing posts with a highest contextual similarity score are selected; computing a fine grained similarity score between the subject of the query post and of each of the Nconversing posts, wherein N2 conversing posts with a highest fine grained similarity score are selected; and boosting the fine grained similarity score of the N2 conversing posts based on relevance metrics, wherein N3 highest ranked conversing posts are selected as a list of conversing posts most relevant to the query post.

Semantics-aware hybrid encoder for improved related conversations

Systems and methods for machine learning are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive state information that describes a state of a decision making agent in an environment; compute an action vector from an action embedding space based on the state information using a policy neural network of the decision making agent, wherein the policy neural network is trained using reinforcement learning based on a topology loss that constrains changes in a mapping between an action set and the action embedding space; and perform an action that modifies the state of the decision making agent in the environment based on the action vector, wherein the action is selected based on the mapping.

Optimal sequential decision making with changing action space

Some techniques described herein relate to generating a hierarchical topic model (HTM), which can be used to generate custom content. In one example, a method includes determining first-level topics in a topic hierarchy related to a corpus of documents. A first-level topic of the first-level topics includes multiple words. The multiple words are grouped into clusters based on word embeddings of the multiple words. The multiple words are then subdivided into second-level topics as subtopics of the first-level topic, such that the number of second-level topics equals the number of clusters. A document of the corpus of documents is assigned to the first-level topic and to a second-level topic of the second-level topics, and an indication is received of access by a user to the document. Custom content is generated for the user based on one or more other documents assigned to the first-level topic and the second-level topic.

Hierarchical topic model with an interpretable topic hierarchy

A method for predicting user purchase by a user of a first site includes: selecting a distribution representing a probability distribution (PD) of inter-purchase-times (IPTs) across the first site and a second other site for each user, assigning each purchase of each user to one of the first site and the second site according to a Stochastic model, combining the selected PD with the Stochastic model to generate a PD of IPTs for only the first online site, estimating parameters of the probability distribution of IPTs for the first site by applying a Statistical modeling approach to features of each user, applying a sequence of observed IPTs of a given user for the first site and the parameters of the given user to the selected distribution to generate a probability, and determining whether the next purchase occurs on the second site based on the probability.

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Tanay Anand