Learning to Rank for Information Retrieval¶
Liu, T. (2009). Learning to Rank for Information Retrieval. Foundations and Trends® in Information Retrieval, 3(3), 225-331.
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- Salience-as-Significance
- The selection process is the ranking function: under a hard capacity limit — ten blue links above the fold — it scores candidate documents by predicted click-through and dwell time and orders them.
This sourceSurveys learning-to-rank methods that construct a ranking function from click-derived signals (click-through, dwell time) to order candidate documents under a presented result slate.
- The selection process is the ranking function: under a hard capacity limit — ten blue links above the fold — it scores candidate documents by predicted click-through and dwell time and orders them.
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