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Statistical Inference for Incomplete Ranking Data: The Case of Rank-Dependent Coarsening

ICML 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking models from comparisons · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use incomplete pairwise observations instead of full pairwise informationRank aggregation methods · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceHurt
Observe pairs from neighboring ranksRank aggregation methods · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceHurt
Use BTL rather than the other compared methodsRank aggregation methods · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceHelped
Use relative winning frequencies in BTL (BTL(R)) rather than absolute frequencies (BTL)BTL · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceNo clear effect
Use binary preferences in FAS (FAS(B)) rather than absolute or relative frequenciesFAS · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceHelped
Use FAS-based approaches as the number of items increasesFAS, FAS(R), and FAS(B) · Synthetic PL dataKendall distanceHurt
Replace the PL data-generating distribution with a Mallows distributionBTL · Synthetic Mallows dataKendall distanceHurt
Replace PL-generated rankings with Mallows-generated rankingsCopeland · Synthetic Mallows dataKendall distanceHelped
Use binary preferences in FAS (FAS(B)) rather than FAS or FAS(R)FAS · Synthetic Mallows dataKendall distanceHelped
Use random rank-pair coarsening rather than degenerate coarseningRank aggregation methods · Sushi dataNormalized Kendall distanceHelped
Apply rank-dependent coarsening to PL-generated rankingsCopeland · Pairwise preferences under rank-dependent coarseningConsistencyHelped
Apply rank-dependent coarsening to PL-generated rankingsFAS, FAS(R), and FAS(B) · Pairwise preferences under rank-dependent coarseningConsistencyHelped

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