Reconciling Real Scores with Binary Comparisons: A New Logistic Based Model for Ranking
–Neural Information Processing Systems
The problem of ranking arises ubiquitously in almost every aspect of life, and in particular in Machine Learning/Information Retrieval. A statistical model for ranking predicts how humans rank subsets V of some universe U. In this work we define a statistical model for ranking that satisfies certain desirable properties. The model automatically gives rise to a logistic regression based approach to learning how to rank, for which the score and comparison based approaches are dual views. This offers a new generative approach to ranking which can be used for IR.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Dec-31-2009
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