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Add bounded trainable keyphrase centroid expertise - #6
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Signed-off-by: appleweiping <vipinapple986@gmail.com>
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Scope
Add an original bounded trainable keyphrase-centroid expertise workflow. It consumes the existing keyphrase extractor output and caller-authored disjoint train/validation triplets, learns mean term-vector pairwise logistic rankings, selects the first best validation-MAP epoch, and emits match-ready holdout affinities and normalized inputs for the existing constrained assignment CLI.
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This is a local dependency-free expertise model, not the frozen OpenReview Expertise PyTorch pipeline, SPECTER, TPMS, live OpenReview write-back, official gold results or whole-repository parity. Source digests detect byte changes; they are not authenticity signatures or proof that caller labels are trustworthy.
Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex