Indeed, 4) would definitely make sense.
Rankings are typically constructed based on some sort of statistical
measure.
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Cyril Briquet
>Phil Steitz a écrit :
>> MATH-136 introduces rank correlation, with pluggable ranking algorithm.
>> The RankingAlgorithm interface and associated implementation
Luc Maisonobe wrote:
Phil Steitz a écrit :
MATH-136 introduces rank correlation, with pluggable ranking algorithm.
The RankingAlgorithm interface and associated implementations are likely
to be reused elsewhere in the stat package. The question is where to
put RankingAlgorithm and its imple
I don't think so.
Moreover, I doubt seriously that more than one in a hundred users will
really need to replace the standard algorithms.
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 9:02 AM, Luc Maisonobe wrote:
> Are ranking algorithms used
> outside of stat ?
>
Phil Steitz a écrit :
> MATH-136 introduces rank correlation, with pluggable ranking algorithm.
> The RankingAlgorithm interface and associated implementations are likely
> to be reused elsewhere in the stat package. The question is where to
> put RankingAlgorithm and its implementations. I woul
MATH-136 introduces rank correlation, with pluggable ranking algorithm.
The RankingAlgorithm interface and associated implementations are likely
to be reused elsewhere in the stat package. The question is where to
put RankingAlgorithm and its implementations. I would appreciate
feedback on t
