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Learning "Learning to Rank"

Talkat DevConf.CZ 2019 · 2019-01-25..01-27· [machine-learning, data-science]
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Covers how to turn query–document pairs into numeric feature vectors (IDF, term-in-title, link counts), the need for human relevance labels (0–4), and comparisons of pointwise (linear regression), pairwise (RankNet, LambdaRank) and listwise (LambdaMART) approaches using normalized discounted cumulative gain as the evaluation metric. Demonstrates Python examples and tree visualization with XT boost (tuning eta and max_depth), reports experiments on the Microsoft learning to rank web OK dataset (~2.6M rows), and warns about overfitting and feature engineering.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 6:44Pointwise Ranking
  3. 13:07Pairwise Ranking
  4. 13:46RankNet
  5. 15:10Lambda Rank
  6. 15:47Listwise Ranking
  7. 16:10LambdaMART
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