Interactive Explainable Ranking
Chao Zhang, Abe Davis
Abstract
We propose an interactive decision-making tool for discovering and exploring explainable rankings for a given set of choices (e.g., job offers, vacation destinations, award candidates). We define an explainable ranking as an ordering of choices based on some consistent weighting of measured criteria. Our tool is designed to help users explore different orderings, criteria, and criterion weights in search of an explainable ranking that reflects their own personal preferences. To achieve this, we combine visualization, optimization, and (optionally) the integration of AI to help users identify and correct or explain inconsistencies in their evaluation of different choices. Through user experiments, we demonstrate that our tool leads to more consistent explainable rankings with greater user confidence.
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