Re: NDCG
Stephen Robertson <ser@microsoft.com> writes:
> You might like to note that the original version has the rather
> curious property that rank 2 gets no discount. A version commonly
> used in Microsoft is adjusted to give a discount even on rank 2. How
> flexible are you making your implementation? Any gain
> function/discount function/truncation point?
A few people are using such a variant that discounts by log(rank + 1).
I like this approach better myself, but at this point I want to make
sure I've caught all the bugs and to do that I want to make sure I match
the specification of the measure in the ToIS article.
My implementation is based on trec_eval, and will allow specifying gain
values per relevance level. I think I will leave the log base as 2, as
I have not seen much research that shows much sensitivity in that
parameter. Truncation will be as usual in trec_eval (using the -M
option).
I don't know if this will make it into the official trec_eval, but if
not I'll probably post my patch someplace.
Ian
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