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by alexandermorgan
21 days ago
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Neat article but I don't get two things:
1. if there are "hard rules" that always override the ranking decisions, why not weight them with a score that is greater than the total possible from the other ranking elements. E.g. if the highest possible score is 100, then a hard rule can have a score of 1,000 so it will override the other decisions no matter what. An even more significant hard rule can be worth 10,000.
2. Since only the top 1 really matters, why not do an nlargest type of thing so that you only do n-1 comparisons instead of (n^2 - n)/2 comparisons? |
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