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A General Framework for Robust Interactive Learning

NeurIPS 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking models from comparisons

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the graph-based median-query strategy instead of swapping only the reported adjacent pairInteractive ranking with adjacent-transposition feedback · Rankingequivalence queries: Θ(n^2) -> O(n log n)Helped
Use graph-based interactive learning with correct feedbackRanking with adjacent-transposition feedback · Rankingequivalence queries: at most log n! ≤ n log nHelped
Allow feedback to be correct with probability p > 1/2 and use multiplicative-weights likelihood updatesGraph-based interactive learning · Ranking with adjacent-transposition feedbackequivalence queries in expectation: \frac{(1 - \delta)}{1 - \Entr{p}} n \log n + o(n \log n) + O(\log^2(1/delta))Helped
Use weighted insertion-sort graph edges to represent feedback moving an item ahead of a blockInteractive ranking · Ranking with insertion-sort feedbackequivalence queries: at most log n! ≤ n log nHelped
Use the graph framework for clustering with merge and split feedbackInteractive clustering · Clustering with at most M candidate clusters and k target clustersqueries: O(k log M)Helped
Use unrestricted candidate clusterings rather than restricting the cluster classGraph-based interactive clustering · Clustering with correct feedbackqueries: Θ(n log n)Hurt
Use arbitrary-swap feedback with the proposed graph frameworkInteractive ranking · Ranking with arbitrary-swap feedbackgraph-framework applicability: c < nHurt
Require an approximate sampling oracle for likelihood-weighted candidate modelsEfficient implementation of the noisy-feedback algorithm · Interactive rankingcomputational feasibility: 1 - \DeltaHurt

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