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On A Mallows-type Model For (Ranked) Choices

NeurIPS 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking models from comparisons · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use RMJ instead of Mallows Smoothing or MNL for top-1 choice predictionTop-1 sushi choice models · Sushi preference data; test display setslog-likelihoodHelped
Train with a mixture of preference clusters rather than a single clusterRMJ choice model · Top-1 sushi choice predictionlog-likelihoodHelped
Estimate from top-1, top-2, or top-3 feedbackRMJ model · First 10-sushi datasetcentral-ranking consistencyNo clear effect
Use the LP-Rand-Pivot speed-up heuristicSingle-cluster RMJ model · 100-sushi dataoptimality gap: 1.47% average; 1.79% maxHelped
Use Mallows Smoothing's choice-to-ranking step before fitting a Mallows modelMallows Smoothing heuristic · Choice data with all display sets of sizes larger than two observed infinitely oftenparameter consistencyHurt

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