Multiple query-dependent RankSVM aggregation for document retrieval

Yang Wang, Min Lu, X. Pang, Maoqiang Xie, Yalou Huang
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This paper is concerned with supervised rank aggregation, which aims to improve the ranking performance by combining the outputs from multiple rankers. However, there are two main shortcomings in previous rank aggregation approaches. Firstly, the learned weights for base rankers do not distinguish the differences among queries. This is suboptimal since queries vary significantly in terms of ranking. Besides, most current aggregation functions are unsupervised. A supervised aggregation function could further improve the ranking performance. In this paper, the significant difference existing among queries is taken into consideration, and a supervised rank aggregation approach is proposed. As a case study, we employ RankSVM model to aggregate the base rankers, referred to as Q.D.RSVM, and prove that Q.D.RSVM can set up query-dependent weights for different base rankers. Experimental results based on benchmark datasets show our approach outperforms conventional ranking approaches.
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用于文档检索的多查询依赖的RankSVM聚合
本文研究的是有监督排序聚合,其目的是通过组合多个排序器的输出来提高排序性能。然而,以前的秩聚集方法有两个主要缺点。首先,基础排名的学习权值不能区分查询之间的差异。这是次优的,因为查询在排名方面差异很大。此外,大多数当前的聚合函数都是无监督的。有监督的聚合函数可以进一步提高排序性能。本文考虑到查询之间存在的显著差异,提出了一种有监督的秩聚合方法。作为案例研究,我们采用RankSVM模型对基础排名进行聚合,称为Q.D.RSVM,并证明了Q.D.RSVM可以为不同的基础排名设置查询相关的权重。基于基准数据集的实验结果表明,我们的方法优于传统的排名方法。
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