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[TENSORFLOW] Very deep convolutional networks for Text Classification

Introduction

Here is my tensorflow implementation of the model described in the paper Very deep convolutional networks for Text Classification paper.

Datasets:

Statistics of datasets I used for experiments. These datasets could be download from link

Dataset Classes Train samples Test samples
AG’s News 4 120 000 7 600
Sogou News 5 450 000 60 000
DBPedia 14 560 000 70 000
Yelp Review Polarity 2 560 000 38 000
Yelp Review Full 5 650 000 50 000
Yahoo! Answers 10 1 400 000 60 000
Amazon Review Full 5 3 000 000 650 000
Amazon Review Polarity 2 3 600 000 400 000

Setting:

I almost keep default setting as described in the paper.

Additionally, in the original model, one epoch is seen as a loop over batch_size x num_batch records (128x5000 or 128x10000 or 128x30000), so it means that there are records used more than once for 1 epoch. In my model, 1 epoch is a complete loop over the whole dataset, where each record is used exactly once.

Training

After putting 2 files train.csv and test.csv from any dataset mentioned above into data folder, there are several options for training:

If you want to train a model with common dataset and default parameters, you could run:

  • python train.py

If you want to train a model with your preference parameters, like depth and learning rate, you could run:

  • python train.py --depth 29 --lr learning_rate: For example, python train.py --depth 29 --lr 0.001

If you want to train a model with your own dataset, you need to specify the paths to input (train and test files) and output folder:

  • python train.py --train_set path/to/training/file --test_set path/to/test/file --saved_path path/to/output/folder

You could find all trained models I have trained in link

Experiments:

I run experiments in 2 machines, one with NVIDIA TITAN X 12gb GPU and the other with NVIDIA quadro 6000 24gb GPU.

Results for test set are presented as follows: A(B):

  • A is accuracy reproduced here.
  • B is accuracy reported in the paper.

It should be noted that in experiments with depth is 49 layers, there is no accuracy reported in the paper. Therefore here I only show the results obtained from my experiments.

Depth 9 17 29 49
ag_news 87.67(90.17) 88.09(90.61) 88.01(91.33) 84.71
sogu_news 95.67(96.42) 95.89(96.49) 95.73(96.82) 95.35
db_pedia 98.33(98.44) 98.28(98.39) 98.07(98.59) 97.38
yelp_polarity 94.57(94.73) 95.20(94.95) 94.95(95.37) 95.08
yelp_review 62.44(61.96) 63.44(62.59) 62.70(63.00) 62.83
yahoo_answer 69.57(71.76) 70.03(71.75) 70.34(72.84) 69.16
amazon_review 60.34(60.81) 60.98(61.19) 60.67(61.61) 59.80
amazon_polarity 94.30(94.31) 94.60(94.57) 94.53(95.06) 94.10

Below are the training/test loss/accuracy curves for each dataset's experiments (figures for 9, 17, 29-layer model are from left to right) :

  • ag_news

  • sogou_news

  • db_pedia

  • yelp_polarity

  • yelp_review

  • amazon_review

  • amazon_polarity

You could find detail log of each experiment containing loss, accuracy and confusion matrix at the end of each epoch in trained_models/logs.txt.