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Define your expected optimization outcomes in plain human language, and verify them extensively in trials. I can write some useful formal properties right here
by ip26 3y ago
Define your expected optimization outcomes in plain human language, and verify them extensively in trials.
I can write some useful formal properties right here:
- there are n openings and m qualified applicants. At the end of assignment, there should be (m-n) applicants without a role.
- if (m>n), all roles should be filled
- if there are n identical average candidates and m identical ideal candidates, if there are p roles where (p>m), all ideal candidates should get a role
- every candidate not selected should be worse than every candidate selected
- every candidate not selected should have participated in n trials where n is the number of openings
- etc
- morkalork 3y agoAbsolutely, assert anything and everything! Especially the obvious conditions that would never be violated when it's working.