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The 18th European Conference on Machine Learning (ECML) and the 11th European Conference on Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (PKDD)

Putting Things in Order: On the Fundamental Role of Ranking in Classification and Probability Estimation

author: Peter A. Flach, University of Bristol
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0:00 Putting things in order
0:17 Motivation
3:01 Motivation (2)
4:26 Motivation (3)
9:09 Outline
9:44 Health warning
11:13 Building models
12:06 Decision tree classifier (1)
13:22 Decision tree classifier (2)
13:47 Decision tree ranker
15:04 Decision tree probability estimator
15:57 Visualising ranking performance
18:00 Visualising ranking performance (2)
18:20 Visualising ranking performance
18:25 Visualising ranking performance (2)
19:16 Visualising ranking performance
20:04 Visualising ranking performance (2)
20:10 All possible tree labellings
22:22 Building the tree recursively (1)
23:19 Building the tree recursively (2)
23:23 Building the tree recursively (3)
23:57 Reordering ROC segments (1)
24:07 Reordering ROC segments (2)
25:01 Naive Bayes probability estimator
27:52 Naive Bayes ROC curve
29:17 Lexicographic ranking
29:46 Lexicographic ranking (2)
31:29 Odds ratio splitting criterion (1)
32:12 Odds ratio splitting criterion (2)
32:30 Odds ratio splitting criterion (3)
32:33 Odds ratio splitting criterion (4)
32:45 Cue: ProgRoc
37:33 Building models — summary
38:06 II Classification and ranking
39:17 Some notation
39:52 From a ranking to a ROC curve (1)
40:24 From a ranking to a ROC curve (2)
40:32 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (1)
41:01 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (2)
41:15 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (3)
41:35 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (4)
41:46 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (5)
41:57 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (6)
42:19 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (7)
43:06 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (8)
43:16 Machine Learning 101 Exam, Q42. AUC is ... (9)
43:40 From AUC to accuracy
45:21 From accuracy to AUC (1)
46:18 From accuracy to AUC (2)
46:19 From accuracy to AUC (3)
46:20 From accuracy to AUC (4)
46:21 From accuracy to AUC (5)
46:22 From accuracy to AUC (6)
46:26 From accuracy to AUC (7)
46:48 From accuracy to AUC (8)
46:57 From accuracy to AUC (9)
47:15 Classification and ranking — summary
47:38 III Ranking and probability estimation
48:17 Calibration
51:41 Calibration through the ROC convex hull
53:12 Alternative: logistic calibration
55:46 Decomposing the Brier score
57:39 Decomposing the Brier score (Flach & Matsubara, ECML’07)
58:15 Refinement vs. calibration plot (1)
58:34 Refinement vs. calibration plot (2)
59:27 Refinement vs. calibration plot (3)
59:53 Ranking and probability estimation — summary
60:54 Concluding remarks
61:39 Some open questions

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