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and Paths in Continuous Spaces Jacob Andreas and Dan Klein UC Berkeley B erkeley N L P Formal grounding On June 26 th Facebook stock cost 65 per share quote date 20140626 ID: 788743

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Slide1

Grounding Language with Points and Paths in Continuous Spaces

Jacob Andreas and Dan KleinUC Berkeley

B

erkeley

N L P

Slide2

Formal groundingOn June 26

th, Facebook stock cost $65 per share

quote {

date: 2014-06-26, stock: FB,

price: $65}

Slide3

Perceptual groundingOn June 26

th, Facebook stock reboundedafter a bruising swoon

?

Slide4

Perceptual groundingOn June 26

th, Facebook stock reboundedafter a bruising swoon

Slide5

Perceptual groundingOn June 26

th, Facebook stock reboundedafter a bruising swoon

A after

B  A, B

A before B 

B, A rebounded 

{ sgn(slope) = +1 } bruising

 { sgn(slope) = -1,

abs(slope) = +2.3 }

Slide6

Continuous spaces everywhere

On June 26th, Facebook stock reboundedafter a bruising swoonA deep red sunset

Keep a little to the left of the post

Beat the eggs gently, until they form stiff peaks

Slide7

Three tasksColor

Time series

Navigation

Slide8

Predicting colors

blue

p

astel blue

d

ark pastel blue

H

V

S

Slide9

Regression model

blue

p

astel blue

d

ark pastel blue

H

V

S

Slide10

Regression model

H 216

S 43

V 75

dark

pastel

blue

H

S

V

0

0

-40

0

-37

25

216

80

90

Slide11

Regression model

darkpastel

blue

0

0

-40

0

-37

-25

216

80

90

H

S

V

216

43

75

+

+

=

Slide12

Regression modeldark

pastel

blue

Slide13

dark pastel blue

{dark, pastel, blue}

Regression model

H 216

S 43

V 75

Slide14

Experiment setup

Slide15

Sample predictions

e

lectric green

p

ale blue

d

ark brown

p

ale green

indigo

Slide16

Prediction error

Slide17

A guessing game

p

ale blue

Slide18

A guessing game

Slide19

Predicting time series

stocks rebounded

a

fter a bruising swoon

1

2

2

1

Slide20

Predicting time series

stocks rebounded

a

fter a bruising swoon

Slide21

Predicting time series

stocks rebounded

a

fter a bruising swoon

{

stocks, rebounded}

{after, a, bruising, swoon}

2

1

sgn

(slope):

-1

abs(slope):

3.1

curvature: 0.5

sgn

(slope):

1

abs(slope):

2.7

curvature: -0.1

Slide22

Learning & inferenceNeed parameters for linear prediction model & log-linear alignment model: easy with EM

For small number of path segments, possible to sum exactly over latent alignmentsOtherwise, approximation of your choice

Slide23

Experiment setup

Market rallies

to new highs

Slide24

Sample predictions

Reference

Predicted

U.S. stocks end lower

as economic worries persist

[

U.S. stocks end lower

]

2

[

as economic worries persist

]

1

Slide25

A guessing game

Slide26

Peeking at parameters

sgn

(slope)

abs(slope)

rise

swoon

sharply

0.27

-0.57

-0.22

-0.78

0

0.28

Slide27

Following instructions…

and then we're going to turn north againand immediat-- well a distance below that turning point there's a fenced meadowbut you should be avoiding that by quite a distance

okay so we've turned and we're going up north againcontinue straight up north

and then we're going to turn to the west on a curvature right sort of…

Slide28

Navigation results

Slide29

ConclusionsNew model for predicting grounded representations of meaning in arbitrary real-valued spaces

Beats strong baselines on a diverse range of tasksCode and data available online athttp://

cs.berkeley.edu

/~jda