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iSplit LBI: Individualized Partial Ranking with Ties via Split LBI

NeurIPS 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking models from comparisons · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · Simulated datasetMicro-F1: .801 -> .834Helped
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · Simulated datasetMacro-F1: .660 -> .761Helped
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · Human AgeMicro-F1: .741 -> .779Helped
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · Human AgeMacro-F1: .628 -> .694Helped
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · WorldCollege RankingMicro-F1: .552 -> .649Helped
Use individualized Split LBI instead of the strongest reported baselinePartial ranking prediction · WorldCollege RankingMacro-F1: .513 -> .645Helped

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