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Learning-To-Rank

Learning to rank is the application of machine learning to build ranking models. Some common use cases for ranking models are information retrieval (e.g., web search) and news feeds application (think Twitter, Facebook, Instagram).

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Learning Hybrid Representations to Retrieve Semantically Equivalent Questions0
Learning Minimum Volume Sets and Anomaly Detectors from KNN Graphs0
Learning Modulo Theories for preference elicitation in hybrid domains0
Learning More From Less: Towards Strengthening Weak Supervision for Ad-Hoc Retrieval0
Learning Neural Ranking Models Online from Implicit User Feedback0
Learning Optimal Card Ranking from Query Reformulation0
Learning Paraphrasing for Multiword Expressions0
Learning Rank Functionals: An Empirical Study0
Learning Representations for Axis-Aligned Decision Forests through Input Perturbation0
Learning Term Weights for Ad-hoc Retrieval0
Learning the Peculiar Value of Actions0
The Amenability Framework: Rethinking Causal Ordering Without Estimating Causal Effects0
Learning-to-Count by Learning-to-Rank: Weakly Supervised Object Counting & Localization Using Only Pairwise Image Rankings0
Learning to Differentiate Better from Worse Translations0
Learning to Exploit Different Translation Resources for Cross Language Information Retrieval0
Learning to Extract Folktale Keywords0
Learning to Focus when Ranking Answers0
Learning to Order Natural Language Texts0
Learning to Personalize for Web Search Sessions0
LearningToQuestion at SemEval 2017 Task 3: Ranking Similar Questions by Learning to Rank Using Rich Features0
Learning to Rank Academic Experts in the DBLP Dataset0
Learning to Rank Anomalies: Scalar Performance Criteria and Maximization of Two-Sample Rank Statistics0
Learning to Rank Answer Candidates for Automatic Resolution of Crossword Puzzles0
Learning to Rank based on Analogical Reasoning0
Learning to Rank Based on Subsequences0
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