Learning to Rank by Minimising the Ranker – This thesis investigates the problem of estimating the best ranking of a class of objects from the user-item comparisons. The problem is formulated firstly as the task of finding the best item for that category. This task has been extensively explored in the literature. The proposed method consists of three steps, one for each category. The third step of the method is based on the assumption that all objects are assigned to a category. In this paper, we propose a new approach to finding the best category, which involves maximizing the probability of finding the most relevant category among all objects. The method is based on a novel approach based on the belief in the existence of an equi category within that category. The experimental results on synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrate its effectiveness and can be used in practice for learning to rank.

In this paper we propose a new framework for unsupervised nonconvex sparse coding where the covariance matrix is assumed to have a constant constant density. In contrast to many existing nonconvex sparse coding schemes which assume a constant density, this framework automatically models a constant density. We use a family of sparse coding algorithms known as the sparse coding scheme (SCS) and formulate the unsupervised nonconvex coding (UCS) problem as a constrained constraint on the covariance matrix. We construct an embedding matrix for the matrix and solve it in a unified way to solve the problem. We provide a simple optimization method for this problem and show that the problem can be solved efficiently and efficiently, with an order of magnitude reduction on the computational complexity.

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Convolutional Sparse CodingIn this paper we propose a new framework for unsupervised nonconvex sparse coding where the covariance matrix is assumed to have a constant constant density. In contrast to many existing nonconvex sparse coding schemes which assume a constant density, this framework automatically models a constant density. We use a family of sparse coding algorithms known as the sparse coding scheme (SCS) and formulate the unsupervised nonconvex coding (UCS) problem as a constrained constraint on the covariance matrix. We construct an embedding matrix for the matrix and solve it in a unified way to solve the problem. We provide a simple optimization method for this problem and show that the problem can be solved efficiently and efficiently, with an order of magnitude reduction on the computational complexity.