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- | ====== Introduction ====== | ||
- | Ranking is an important concept in modelling our preferences. | ||
- | We rank hotels by their quality using one star to five stars; | ||
- | we rank baseball teams by their records using pairwise competitions; | ||
- | we rank job applicants by their ability using ordered scores. | ||
- | In machine learning, the ranking concept | ||
- | corresponds to a rich family of important problems, | ||
- | which lend themselves to | ||
- | a wide range of applications from social science to | ||
- | behavioural science to information retrieval. | ||
- | For instance, in a Web search system, | ||
- | we want the machines to automatically | ||
- | rank/order the results of our query based on relevance; | ||
- | in an online shopping system, | ||
- | we want the machines to automatically | ||
- | rank/rate the products based on user evaluations; | ||
- | in a music playing system, | ||
- | we want the machines to automatically | ||
- | rank/recommend the songs based on our personal tastes. | ||