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relevant-retrieval-ratio

v1.0.3

Published

This repository contains the code required to compute the Relevant Retrieval Ratio ($R^3$), an implementation agnostic link prioritization performance metric that compares prioritization algorithms to an optimal oracle algorithm.

Readme

Relevant Retrieval Ratio

This repository contains the code required to compute the Relevant Retrieval Ratio ($R^3$), an implementation agnostic link prioritization performance metric that compares prioritization algorithms to an optimal oracle algorithm.

Installation

To install the necessary dependencies, run the following command:

    yarn install

Addtionally, this package requires the JDK.

Usage

The metric's computation is handled in the class RunLinkTraversalPerformanceMetrics. The method RunMetricAll computes the $R^{3}$ value and requires the following inputs:

  • Edgelist: Represents the queried topology. Expects edges as arrays of numbers in the following format [start, end, weight]

  • Relevant Document Sets: The number representation of sets of documents needed to produce each result.

  • Traversal Path: The path taken by the engine during traversal. Expects edges as arrays of numbers in the following format [start, end, weight]

  • Seed Documents: The initial number representations of documents from which the traversal starts.

To run the solver, the input edgelist, root documents, and query-relevant documents are written to a file in .stp format located in heuristic-solver/input/full-topology/. The solver then reads this file and returns the heuristically optimal traversal path.