Functional structure in production networks The financial connections underlying modern economies are often largely unseen; data on company-company trade is rarely collected, and mostly proprietary. Here we situate so-called production networks within a wider space of networks that are different in nature, but similar in local connectivity structure. Through this lens, we study a regional […]
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Explainable AI and explainable multiobjective optimization More info coming soon
Explainable Information Retrieval Information prioritization is a crucial objective of information retrieval (IR) systems to tackle problems of information overload. An example of information prioritization is document ranking, a fundamental IR task that searches large text collections given an underspecified query. Document ranking not only taps into the world knowledge to satisfy user information needs […]