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  - evaluate
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  - metric
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  - ranking
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- The Discounted Cumulative Gain is a measure of ranking quality.
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- It is used to evaluate Information Retrieval Systems under the following 2 assumptions:
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- 1. Highly relevant documents/Labels are more useful when appearing earlier in the results
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- 2. Documents/Labels are relevant to different degrees
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- It is defined as the Sum over all relevances of the retrieved documents reduced logarithmically proportional to
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- the position in which they were retrieved.
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- The Normalized DCG (nDCG) divides the resulting value by the best possible value to get a value between
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- 0 and 1 s.t. a perfect retrieval achieves a nDCG of 1.
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  # Metric Card for nDCG
 
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  license: mit
 
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  - evaluate
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  - metric
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  - ranking
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+ description: >-
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+ The Discounted Cumulative Gain is a measure of ranking quality. It is used to
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+ evaluate Information Retrieval Systems under the following 2 assumptions:
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+ 1. Highly relevant documents/Labels are more useful when appearing earlier in the results
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+ 2. Documents/Labels are relevant to different degrees
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+ It is defined as the Sum over all relevances of the retrieved documents
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+ reduced logarithmically proportional to the position in which they were
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+ retrieved. The Normalized DCG (nDCG) divides the resulting value by the best
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+ possible value to get a value between 0 and 1 s.t. a perfect retrieval
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+ achieves a nDCG of 1.
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  # Metric Card for nDCG