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# Learning to Rank

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  1. EViSE scores summaries on faithfulness, coherence and relevance in one encoder pass, reaching 0.806 overall Spearman on held-out News

    EViSE splits summary evaluation into faithfulness, coherence and relevance and returns all three scores from a single non-autoregressive encoder pass, training score regression together with a within-source ordering constraint over candidate summaries. On 80,856 human-reviewed Vietnamese document–summary instances, EViSE-mmBERT reaches an overall Spearman correlation of 0.806 on the held-out News test set and the compact EViSE-ViDeBERTa reaches 0.737; adding the ranking term to the same architecture raises the three criterion Spearman values by 0.045 to 0.061 over regression alone.

  2. bioRxiv

    Unknown proteins in cryo-EM maps now get a ranked shortlist: intact maps searched directly, 11 of 18 radial spoke proteins in top 15

    Cryo-EM and cryo-ET often produce density maps whose molecular identity is unknown, and at intermediate resolution the missing side-chain features make it hard to pick the right candidate from thousands of structures. CryoAssign combines CoLoRes rigid-body docking with learning-to-rank prioritization, searching intact density maps without prior segmentation and reranking candidates using several measures of map-model agreement. On 14 held-out benchmark maps it outperformed the original CoLoRes cross-correlation score and any single engineered feature; for the radial spoke complex it placed 11 of 18 known proteins in the top 15, where the original score placed only six.

  3. arXiv

    FoMo turns the forking moment of a diffusion trajectory into automatic perceptual-distance labels, reaching 0.733 SROCC on PIPAL and beating metrics trained on human-annotated data

    The work proposes FoMo: forward-noising a reference image to a sampled timestep and then denoising it independently, using that forking moment as a pointwise perceptual-distance label, so training data can be generated with no human annotation, and trains reference-based IQA metrics with a RankNet-style global ranking objective; across four benchmarks and seven backbones it achieves the best average performance, with LPIPS-Alex reaching 0.733 SROCC on PIPAL versus 0.577 for the same architecture trained on human-annotated KADID-10k labels.

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