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inallegro/allRank (press backspace or delete to remove)Can you provide some guidance on positional encoding? What should I put for positional_coding in the config file, and
how can I include the original ranking as part of the input data? Also can you provide ...
rena9155
- 2
- Opened on Apr 22, 2024
- #67
Anybody tried to use in-line trained embeddings? Not all columns are simple numerics. For categoricals or numerics where
using bucketization may lead to better learned representation; using NxM embedding ...
vitalyli
- Opened on Mar 12, 2024
- #66
I built the docker image with
docker build --build-arg arch_version=${ARCH_VERSION} -t allrank .
sh scripts/run_example.sh
But I m getting the error below if I run the run_example.sh. (I tried adding ...
0xrushi
- 1
- Opened on Dec 27, 2023
- #65
Hello,
I noticed that the padding value in this code/repository is set to -1, and I was curious about the reason behind this
choice. Could someone kindly explain why -1 was chosen as the padding value, ...
fnlsdfmnlksdf
- 2
- Opened on Sep 22, 2023
- #64
Was going through the readme and found this image The click model that is mentioned here seems interesting any
references for the method mentioned here would be great.
shanmukh98
- 2
- Opened on Jul 31, 2023
- #63
Although I followed the exact settings outlined in the reproducibility file, my experiments consistently yield inferior
results compared to those reported in the paper. Any suggestions, recommendations, ...
zhuqinghahaha
- 2
- Opened on Jun 20, 2023
- #62
Similar question as this in this post #59.
That post uses __rank_slates to obtain predicted ranks for y but that doesn t seem to be correct to me. When you look at
the function it just returns the original ...
niccola-tartaglia
- 3
- Opened on May 16, 2023
- #61
I have a created a minimum reproducible example that has purposefully a perfect relationship between the feature that is
used to predict and the corresponding label so we can test whether the algorithm ...
metin-akyol
- Opened on May 15, 2023
- #60
For my use case, I would like to obtain for each qid, the highest and lowest ranked observations, identified by the
unique_ID.
I have a created a minimum reproducible example that has purposefully a perfect ...
metin-akyol
- 9
- Opened on Apr 22, 2023
- #59
E.g. for approxNDCGLoss, what is y_pred and y_true?
- what is the range of the inputs?
- does a slate have to be in order? e.g. best ranked first?
From what I gathered:
- values should be in [0, ...
lneukom
- 1
- Opened on Apr 14, 2023
- #58

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