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Obtaining Calibrated Probabilities with Personalized Ranking Models

AAAI 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking models from comparisons · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Gaussian or Gamma calibration with UERM rather than naive log-loss fitting (ablation)Parametric calibration of personalized ranking models · Yahoo!R3 and CoatECE: ECE decreases by 7.40%$\sim$76.52%Helped
Use Gaussian or Gamma calibration with UERM rather than the best UERM Platt/Beta competitorPersonalized ranking models · Yahoo!R3 and CoatECE: 5.21%$\sim$25.85%Helped
Allow class-conditional Gaussian variances to differ, rather than using Platt's equal-variance formGaussian calibration · Yahoo!R3 and CoatECEHelped
Use a Gamma score-distribution calibration function that can capture skewGamma calibration · Yahoo!R3 and CoatECEHelped
Use parametric calibration rather than non-parametric binning methodsPersonalized ranking models · Yahoo!R3 and CoatECEHelped
Replace the ranking score with a calibrated probability as a post-processing stepPre-trained personalized ranking models · Ranking performanceranking performanceNo clear effect

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