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Preference Modeling with Context-Dependent Salient Features

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Minimax estimation rates · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Model comparisons using context-dependent salient features rather than a fixed feature setDistrict compactness ranking · District compactness test setsKendall tau correlation: outperforms both the MLE of FBTL and Ranking SVM by a significant amount on 6 out 7 test setsMixed
Use context-dependent salient features instead of FBTL's fixed full feature setUT Zappos50K pairwise prediction · UT Zappos50Kpairwise prediction accuracyNo clear effect
Set top-t to include all features, yielding FBTL (ablation)Synthetic top-t salient feature model · Synthetic pairwise preferencesintransitivity and pairwise inconsistenciesHurt
Fit FBTL to data generated by the top-1 salient feature modelSynthetic preference data · Synthetic top-1 comparisonsestimation error of w*Hurt

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