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Ranking consistency is a metric in recommender systems and information retrieval for measuring ranking quality, commonly quantified using Kendall's tau or the Spearman rank correlation coefficient, comparing the degree to which the pairwise orderings of the model's ranking and the true observed ranking agree.
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