Extreme Multi-Label Classification for Ad Targeting using Factorization Machines
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- General Chairs:
- Ambuj Singh,
- Yizhou Sun,
- Program Chairs:
- Leman Akoglu,
- Dimitrios Gunopulos,
- Xifeng Yan,
- Ravi Kumar,
- Fatma Ozcan,
- Jieping Ye
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