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Right now, LensKit nDCG uses and defaults to $\mathrm{log}_2(\mathrm{max}(i, 2))$ for discounting, as done in the original nDCG paper. A widely-used alternative is $\mathrm{log}_2(i+1)$, which we should also support.
We should discuss which should be the default.
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Right now, LensKit nDCG uses and defaults to$\mathrm{log}_2(\mathrm{max}(i, 2))$ for discounting, as done in the original nDCG paper. A widely-used alternative is $\mathrm{log}_2(i+1)$ , which we should also support.
We should discuss which should be the default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: