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1 2018 CS420, Machine Learning, Lecture 7 Ranking and Filtering Weinan Zhang Shanghai Jiao Tong University
2 Content of This Course Another ML problem: ranking Learning to rank Pointwise methods Pairwise methods Listwise methods A data mining application: Recommendation Overview Collaborative filtering Rating prediction Top-N ranking
3 Ranking Problem Learning to rank Pointwise methods Pairwise methods Listwise methods Sincerely thank Dr. Tie-Yan Liu
4 Regression and Classification Supervised learning min N 1 μ NX L(y i ;f μ (x i )) i=1 Two major problems for supervised learning Regression Classification L(y i ;f μ (x i )) = 1 2 (y i f μ (x i )) 2 L(y i ;f μ (x i )) = y i log f μ (x i ) (1 y i )log(1 f μ (x i ))
5 Learning to Rank Problem Input: a set of instances X = fx 1 ;x 2 ;:::;x n g Output: a rank list of these instances ^Y = fx r1 ;x r2 ;:::;x rn g Ground truth: a correct ranking of these instances Y = fx y1 ;x y2 ;:::;x yn g
6 A Typical Application: Web Search Engines Information need: query Information item: Webpage (or document) Two key stages for information retrieval: Retrieve the candidate documents Rank the retrieved documents
7 Overview Diagram of Information Retrieval Information Need Information Items Representation Representation Query 2. Relevance Model Relevance? Indexed Items 1. Inverted Index 3. Query Expansion & Relevance feedback model Retrieved Items Evaluating / Relevance feedback 4. Ranking document (this lecture)
8 Webpage Ranking Indexed Document Repository D = fd i g Ranked List of Documents Query q "ML in China" Ranking Model query = q d q 1 = d q 2 = d q n =
9 Model Perspective In most existing work, learning to rank is defined as having the following two properties Feature-based Each instance (e.g. query-document pair) is represented with a list of features Discriminative training Estimate the relevance given a query-document pair Rank the documents based on the estimation y i = f μ (x i )
10 Learning to Rank Input: features of query and documents Query, document, and combination features Output: the documents ranked by a scoring function y i = f μ (x i ) Objective: relevance of the ranking list Evaluation metrics: NDCG, MAP, MRR Training data: the query-doc features and relevance ratings
11 Training Data The query-doc features and relevance ratings Query= ML in China Features Rating Document Query Length Doc PageRank Doc Length Title Rel. Content Rel. 3 d 1 = d 2 = d 3 = Query features Document features Query-doc features
12 Learning to Rank Approaches Learn (not define) a scoring function to optimally rank the documents given a query Pointwise Predict the absolute relevance (e.g. RMSE) Pairwise Predict the ranking of a document pair (e.g. AUC) Listwise Predict the ranking of a document list (e.g. Cross Entropy) Tie-Yan Liu. Learning to Rank for Information Retrieval. Springer
13 Pointwise Approaches Predict the expert ratings As a regression problem y i = f μ (x i ) min 2N 1 μ Query= ML in China NX (y i f μ (x i )) 2 i=1 Features Rating Document Query Length Doc PageRank Doc Length Title Rel. Content Rel. 3 d 1 = d 2 = d 3 =
14 Point Accuracy!= Ranking Accuracy Ranking interchanged Relevancy Doc 1 Ground truth Doc 2 Ground truth Same square error might lead to different rankings
15 Pairwise Approaches Not care about the absolute relevance but the relative preference on a document pair A binary classification q (i) 1 ; ; ; 2 n (i) d (i) d (i) d (i) Transform n q (i) (d (i) 1 ;d(i) 2 ); (d(i) 1 ;d(i) );:::;(d (i) n (i) 2 ;d(i) ) n (i) 5 > 3 5 > 2 3 > 2 o
16 Binary Classification for Pairwise Ranking Given a query q and a pair of documents (d i ;d j ) ( 1 if i B j Target probability y i;j = 0 otherwise Modeled probability P i;j = P (d i B d j jq) = exp(o i;j) 1+exp(o i;j ) o i;j f(x i ) f(x j ) x i is the feature vector of (q, d i ) Cross entropy loss L(q; d i ;d j )= y i;j log P i;j (1 y i;j )log(1 P i;j )
17 RankNet The scoring function f μ (x i ) is implemented by a neural network Modeled probability P i;j = P (d i B d j jq) = Cross entropy d i ;d j i;d j i;d j ³ (x i i;j i;j o i;j f(x i ) f(x j ) exp(o i;j) 1+exp(o i;j ) L(q; d i ;d j )= y i;j log P i;j (1 y i;j )log(1 P i;j ) Gradient by chain rule BP in μ(x j Burges, Christopher JC, Robert Ragno, and Quoc Viet Le. "Learning to rank with nonsmooth cost functions." NIPS. Vol
18 Shortcomings of Pairwise Approaches Each document pair is regarded with the same importance Documents Rating Same pair-level error but different list-level error
19 Ranking Evaluation Metrics For binary labels y i = Precision@k for query q = #frelevant documents in top k resultsg k Average precision for query q AP = P k y i(k) #frelevant documentsg i(k) is the document id at k-th position ( 1 if d i is relevant with q 0 otherwise Mean average precision (MAP): average over all queries AP = 1 ³
20 Ranking Evaluation Metrics For score labels, e.g., Normalized discounted cumulative gain for query q NDCG@k = Z k Normalizer y i 2f0; 1; 2; 3; 4g kx j=1 2 y i(j) 1 log(j +1) Gain Discount i(j) is the document id at j-th position Z k is set to normalize the DCG of the ground truth ranking as 1
21 Shortcomings of Pairwise Approaches Same pair-level error but different list-level error = Z k kx j=1 2 y i(j) 1 log(j +1) y = 0 y = 1
22 Listwise Approaches Training loss is directly built based on the difference between the prediction list and the ground truth list Straightforward target Directly optimize the ranking evaluation measures Complex model
23 ListNet Train the score function y i = f μ (x i ) Rankings generated based on fy i g i=1:::n Each possible k-length ranking list has a probability P f ([j 1 ;j 2 ;:::;j k ]) = List-level loss: cross entropy between the predicted distribution and the ground truth ky t=1 exp(f(x jt )) P n l=t exp(f(x j l )) L(y;f(x)) = X P y (g)logp f (g) g2g k Complexity: many possible rankings Cao, Zhe, et al. "Learning to rank: from pairwise approach to listwise approach." Proceedings of the 24th international conference on Machine learning. ACM, 2007.
24 Distance between Ranked Lists A similar distance: KL divergence Tie-Yan Tutorial at WWW 2008
25 Pairwise vs. Listwise Pairwise approach shortcoming Pair-level loss is away from IR list-level evaluations Listwise approach shortcoming Hard to define a list-level loss under a low model complexity A good solution: LambdaRank Pairwise training with listwise information Burges, Christopher JC, Robert Ragno, and Quoc Viet Le. "Learning to rank with nonsmooth cost functions." NIPS. Vol
26 LambdaRank Pairwise approach d i ;d j o i;j f(x i ) f(x j ) d i;d j i;j {z } i;j Pairwise ranking loss LambdaRank basic idea Add listwise information into as i;j (x i i;j h( i;j ;g q μ(x i Scoring function itself Current ranking d i ;d j (x i ) = h( i;j ;g μ(x j
27 LambdaRank for Optimizing NDCG A choice of Lambda for optimize NDCG h( i;j ;g q )= i;j NDCG i;j
28 LambdaRank vs. RankNet Linear nets Burges, Christopher JC, Robert Ragno, and Quoc Viet Le. "Learning to rank with nonsmooth cost functions." NIPS. Vol
29 LambdaRank vs. RankNet Burges, Christopher JC, Robert Ragno, and Quoc Viet Le. "Learning to rank with nonsmooth cost functions." NIPS. Vol
30 Summary of Learning to Rank Pointwise, pairwise and listwise approaches for learning to rank Pairwise approaches are still the most popular A balance of ranking effectiveness and training efficiency LambdaRank is a pairwise approach with list-level information Easy to implement, easy to improve and adjust
31 A Data Mining Application: Recommendation Overview Collaborative Filtering Rating prediction Top-N ranking Sincerely thank Prof. Jun Wang
32 Book Recommendation
33 News Feed Recommendation Recommender System
34 Personalized Recommendation Personalization framework User history Next item User profile Build user profile from her history Ratings (e.g., amazon.com) Explicit, but expensive to obtain Visits (e.g., newsfeed) Implicit, but cheap to obtain
35 Personalization Methodologies Given the user s previous liked movies, how to recommend more movies she would like? Method 1: recommend the movies that share the actors/actresses/director/genre with those the user likes Method 2: recommend the movies that the users with similar interest to her like
36 Information Filtering Information filtering deals with the delivery of information that the user is likely to find interesting or useful Recommender system: information filtering in the form of suggestions Two approaches for information filtering Content-based filtering recommend the movies that share the actors/actresses/director/genre with those the user likes Collaborative filtering (the focus of this lecture) recommend the movies that the users with similar interest to her like
37 A (small) Rating Matrix
38 The Users
39 The Items
40 A User-Item Rating
41 A User Profile
42 An Item Profile
43 A Null Rating Entry Recommendation on explicit data Predict the null ratings If I watched Love Actually, how would I rate it?
44 K Nearest Neighbor Algorithm (KNN) A non-parametric method used for classification and regression for each input instance x, find k closest training instances N k (x) in the feature space the prediction of x is based on the average of labels of the k instances ^y(x) = 1 k X x i 2N k (x) For classification problem, it is the majority voting among neighbors y i
45 knn Example 15-nearest neighbor Jerome H. Friedman, Robert Tibshirani, and Trevor Hastie. The Elements of Statistical Learning. Springer 2009.
46 knn Example 1-nearest neighbor Jerome H. Friedman, Robert Tibshirani, and Trevor Hastie. The Elements of Statistical Learning. Springer 2009.
47 K Nearest Neighbor Algorithm (KNN) Generalized version Define similarity function s(x, x i ) between the input instance x and its neighbor x i Then the prediction is based on the weighted average of the neighbor labels based on the similarities ^y(x) = P x i 2N k (x) s(x; x i)y i P x i 2N k (x) s(x; x i)
48 Non-Parametric knn No parameter to learn In fact, there are N parameters: each instance is a parameter There are N/k effective parameters Intuition: if the neighborhoods are non-overlapping, there would be N/k neighborhoods, each of which fits one parameter Hyperparameter k We cannot use sum-of-squared error on the training set as a criterion for picking k, since k=1 is always the best Tune k on validation set
49 A Null Rating Entry Recommendation on explicit data Predict the null ratings If I watched Love Actually, how would I rate it?
50 Collaborative Filtering Example What do you think the rating would be?
51 User-based knn Solution Find similar users (neighbors) for Boris Dave and George
52 Rating Prediction Average Dave s and George s rating on Love Actually Prediction = (1+2)/2 = 1.5
53 Collaborative Filtering for Recommendation Basic user-based knn algorithm For each target user for recommendation 1. Find similar users 2. Based on similar users, recommend new items
54 Similarity between Users one user rating i 1 i 2 items i N Each user s profile can be directly built as a vector based on her item ratings
55 Similarity between Users user yellow correlated user blue user black not correlated user blue
56 Similarity between Users user yellow correlated user blue user purple correlated different offset user blue
57 Similarity Measures (Users) Similarity measures between two users a and b Cosine (angle) s cos u (u a ;u b )= u> a u b ku a kku b k = P m x a;mx b;m q P P m x2 a;m m x2 b;m Pearson Correlation s corr u (u a ;u b )= P m (x a;m ¹x a )(x b;m ¹x b ) pp m (x a;m ¹x a ) P 2 m (x b;m ¹x b ) 2
58 User-based knn Rating Prediction Predicting the rating from target user t to item m Weights according to similarity with query user predict according to rating of similar user (corrected for average rating of that user) ^x t;m =¹x t + P u a 2N u (u t ) s u(u t ;u a )(x a;m ¹x a ) P u a 2N u (u t ) s u(u t ;u a ) correct for average rating query user ¹u t = 1 ji(u t )j X m2i(u t ) x t;m normalize such that ratings stay between 0 and R
59 Item-based knn Solution Recommendation based on item similarity query item similar items based on profiles i 1 i 2 i 3 i 4 i 5 i M u u u u u K 2 0 4? 4 1 target user predicted rating: 4
60 Item-based knn Solution For each unrated items m of the target user t Find similar items {a} Based on the set of similar items {a} Predict the rating of the item m query item similar items based on profiles i 1 i 2 i 3 i 4 i 5 i M u u u u u K 2 0 4? 4 1 target user predicted rating: 4
61 Similarity Measures (Items) Similarity measures between two items a and b Cosine (angle) s cos s adcos i (i a ;i b )= i> a i b ki a kki b k = Adjusted Cosine i (i a ;i b )= Pearson Correlation s corr i (i a ;i b )= P u x u;ax u;b q P P u x2 u;a u x2 u;b P u (x u;a ¹x u )(x u;b ¹x u ) pp u (x u;a ¹x u ) P 2 u (x u;b ¹x u ) 2 P u (x u;a ¹x a )(x u;b ¹x b ) pp u (x u;a ¹x a ) P 2 u (x u;b ¹x b ) 2
62 Item-based knn Rating Prediction Get top-k neighbor items that the target user t rated Rank position N i (u t ;i a )=fi b jr i (i a ;i b ) <K ;x t;b 6=0g ^x t;a = P i b 2N i (u t ;i a ) s i(i a ;i b )x t;b P i b 2N i (u t ;i a ) s i(i a ;i b ) Choose K* such that jn i (u t ;i a )j = k Predict ratings for item a that the target user t did not rate Don't need to correct for users average rating since query user itself is used to do predictions
63 Empirical Study Movielens dataset from Users visit Movielens rate and receive recommendations for movies Dataset (ML-100k) 100k ratings from 1 to users, 1682 movies (rated by at least one user) Sparsity level #non-zero entries 1 total entries = =93:69%
64 Experiment Setup Split data in training (x%) and test set ((100-x)%) Can be repeated T times and results averaged Evaluation metrics Mean-Absolute Error (MAE) MAE = 1 X jr ^r u;i j jd test j (u;i;r)2d test Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE) RMSE = v u t 1 X (r ^r jd u;i ) test j 2 (u;i;r)2d test
65 Impact of Similarity Measures s adcos i (i a ;i b )= P u (x u;a ¹x u )(x u;b ¹x u ) pp u (x u;a ¹x u ) 2 P u (x u;b ¹x u ) 2 s cos i (i a ;i b )= i> a i b ki a kki b k = s corr P i (i a ;i b )= u x u;ax u;b q P P u x2 u;a u x2 u;b P u (x u;a ¹x a )(x u;b ¹x b ) pp u (x u;a ¹x a ) 2 P u (x u;b ¹x b ) 2
66 Sensitivity of Train/Test Ratio large training set gives better performances
67 Sensitivity Neighborhood Size k N=30 gives best performance
68 Item-based vs. User-based Item-based usually outperforms user-based Item-item similarity is usually more stable and objective
69 knn based Methods Summary Straightforward and highly explainable No parameter learning Only one hyperparameter k to tune Cannot get improved by learning Efficiency could be a serious problem When the user/item numbers are large When there are a huge number of user-item ratings We may need a parametric and learnable model
70 Matrix Factorization Techniques ' Koren, Yehuda, Robert Bell, and Chris Volinsky. "Matrix factorization techniques for recommender systems." Computer 42.8 (2009).
71 Matrix Factorization Techniques Items ? ^r u;i = p > u q i Users i Items u ' Users
72 Basic MF Model Prediction of user u s rating on item i ^r u;i = p > u q i Bilinear model Loss function L(u; i; r u;i )= 1 2 (r u;i p > u q i ) 2 Training objective min P;Q Gradients X r u;i 2D 1 2 (r u;i p > u q i ) (kp uk 2 + kq i k 2 i; r u;i ) =(p > u q i r u;i )q i + p i; r u;i ) =(p > u q i r u;i )p u + q i
73 MF with Biases Prediction of user u s rating on item i Training objective min X P;Q r u;i 2D ^r u;i = ¹ + b u + b i + p > u q i Global bias User bias Item bias User-item Interaction 1 ³ r u;i (¹ + b u + b i + p > 2 u q i ) (kp uk 2 + kq i k 2 + b 2 u + b 2 i ) Gradient update ± = r u;i (¹ + b u + b i + p > u q i ) ¹ à ¹ + ± b u à (1 )b u + ± b i à (1 )b i + ± p u à (1 )p u + ±q i q i à (1 )q i + ±p u
74 Temporal Dynamics A sudden rise in the average movie rating begging around 1500 days (early 2004) into the dataset Koren, Yehuda. "Collaborative filtering with temporal dynamics. KDD 2009.
75 Temporal Dynamics People tend to give higher ratings as movies become older Koren, Yehuda. "Collaborative filtering with temporal dynamics. KDD 2009.
76 Multiple sources of temporal dynamics Item-side effects Product perception and popularity are constantly changing Seasonal patterns influence items popularity User-side effects Customers ever redefine their taste Transient, short-term bias Drifting rating scale Change of rater within household
77 Addressing temporal dynamics Factor model conveniently allows separately treating different aspects We observe changes in: Rating scale of individual users Popularity of individual items User preferences p u (t) b u (t) b i (t) r u;i (t) =¹ + b u (t)+b i (t)+p u (t) > q i Design guidelines Items show slower temporal changes Users exhibit frequent and sudden changes Factors p u (t) are expensive to model Gain flexibility by heavily parameterizing the functions
78 Neighborhood (Similarity)-based MF Assumption: user s previous consumed items reflect her taste Derive unknown ratings from those of similar items (item-item variant)? candidate item consumed item consumed item consumed item
79 Neighborhood based MF modeling: SVD++ ^r u;i = b u;i + q i > ³ p u + jn(u)j 1 2 X y j j2n(u) need to estimate rating of user u for item i bias item vector user vector Set of user previously rated items item vector for neighborhood similarity Each item has two latent vectors q i The standard item vector The vector y i when it is used for estimating the similarity between the candidate item and the target user Koren, Yehuda. "Factorization meets the neighborhood: a multifaceted collaborative filtering model." KDD, 2008.
80 Netflix Prize An open competition for the best collaborative filtering algorithm for movies Began on October 2, A million-dollar challenge to improve the accuracy (RMSE) of the Netflix recommendation algorithm by 10% Netflix provided Training data: 100,480,507 ratings: 480,189 users x 17,770 movies. Format: <user, movie, date, rating> Two popular approaches: Matrix factorization Neighborhood
81 Find better items Personalization Algorithmics Time effects Global average: User average: Movie average: Cinematch: ; baseline Static neighborhood: Static factorization: Dynamic neighborhood: Dynamic factorization: Grand Prize: ; 10% improvement erroneous accurate Temporal neighborhood model delivers same relative RMSE improvement (0.0117) as temporal factor model (!)
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83 Feature-based Matrix Factorization ^y = ¹ + ³ X j b (g) j j + X j b (u) j j + X j b (i) j j + ³ X X p j j >³ j j q j j Regard all information as features User id and item id Time, item category, user demographics etc. User and item features are with latent factors T. Chen et al. Feature-based matrix factorization. arxiv: Open source:
84 Factorization Machine ^y(x) =w 0 + nx w i x i + i=1 nx nx hv i ;v j ix i x j i=1 j=i+1 One-hot encoding for each discrete (categorical) field One real-value feature for each continuous field All features are with latent factors A more general regression model Steffen Rendle. Factorization Machines. ICDM Open source:
85 Beyond Rating Prediction LambdaRank CF
86 Recommendation is always rendered by ranking
87 Rating Prediction vs. Ranking Rating prediction may not be a good objective for top-n recommendation (i.e. item ranking) Ranking interchanged Relevancy Doc 1 Ground truth Doc 2 Ground truth Same RMSE/MAE might lead to different rankings
88 Learning to Rank in Collaborative Filtering Previous work on rating prediction can be regarded as pointwise approaches in CF MF, FM, knn, MF with temporal dynamics and neighborhood information etc. Pairwise approaches in CF Bayesian personalized ranking (BPR) Listwise approaches in CF LambdaRank CF, LambdaFM
89 Implicit Feedback Data No explicit preference, e.g. rating, shown in the user-item interaction Only clicks, share, comments etc.? candidate item consumed item consumed item consumed item
90 Bayesian Personalized Ranking (BPR) Basic latent factor model (MF) for scoring ^r u;i = ¹ + b u + b i + p > u q i The (implicit feedback) training data for each user u D u = fhi; ji u ji 2 I u ^ j 2 InI u g consumed item unconsumed item? candidate item consumed item consumed item consumed item Rendle, Steffen, et al. "BPR: Bayesian personalized ranking from implicit feedback." UAI, 2009.
91 Bayesian Personalized Ranking (BPR) Loss function on the ranking prediction of <i,j> u L(hi; ji u )=z u 1 1+exp(^r u;i ^r u;j ) Gradient Normalizer Inverse logistic ji u ji u;i ^r u;j u;i ^r u;j @^r Rendle, Steffen, et al. "BPR: Bayesian personalized ranking from implicit feedback." UAI, 2009.
92 LambdaRank CF Use the idea of LambdaRank to optimize ranking performance in recommendation tasks Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
93 Recommendation vs. Web Search Difference between them Recommender system should rank all the items Usually more than 10k Search engine only ranks a small subset of retrieved documents Usually fewer than 1k For each training iteration, LambdaRank needs the model to rank all the items to get NDCG i,j, super large complexity Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
94 LambdaRank CF Solution Idea: to generate the item pairs with the probability proportional to their ji u = f( i;j ;³ u f( i;j ;³ u ) i;j NDCG i;j p j / f( i;j ;³ u )= x i 2 [0; 1] is the relative ranking position 0 means ranking at top, 1 means ranking at tail Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
95 Different Sampling Methods For each positive item, find 2 candidate items, then choose the one with higher prediction score as the negative item. Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
96 Different Sampling Methods For each positive item, find 3 candidate items, then choose the one with the highest prediction score as the negative item. Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
97 Different Sampling Methods For each positive item, find k candidate items, then choose the one with the highest prediction score as the negative item. Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
98 Experiments on Top-N Recommendation Top-N recommendation on 3 datasets Performance (DNS is our LambdaCF algorithm) Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
99 More Empirical Results NDCG performance against polynomial degrees on Yahoo! Music and Last.fm datasets Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
100 More Empirical Results Performance convergence against training time on Netflix. Zhang, Weinan, et al. "Optimizing top-n collaborative filtering via dynamic negative item sampling." SIGIR, 2013.
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