Rating
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Rating is a means of classifying things in different categories.
- In online communities, rating means a reputation system, it is a type of collaborative filtering algorithm which attempts to determine ratings for a collection of entities, given a collection of opinions that those entities hold about each other. This is similar to a recommender system, but with the purpose of entities recommending each other, rather than some external set of entities (such as books, movies, or music).
- Catholic Church Ratings
- ELO rating system
- Scale of five
- Suitability-to-audience ratings
- * Motion picture rating systems
- ** MPAA film rating system
- ** Film rating systems
- ** TV Parental Guidelines
- * V-chip ratings
- * Entertainment Software Rating Board
- E-Commerce: Store rating, User rating
- Fuel performance ratings:
- * Octane rating
- * Cetane rating
- Game rating
- PR rating
- Nielsen Ratings (television, other)
- Arbitron (radio)
- Naval rating
- Telecommunications rating
- Fiction Ratings
- Ratings point
- Political, economic, and financial risks
- * Credit rating
- * The ICRG Risk Rating System
- * Coplin-O'Leary system
General rating scales (Thumb Ratings / Star Ratings)
1 point scale (Scale of five)- Unary / Vacillatorius
- Thumbs Up / Good
- Thumbs Down / Bad
- Good
- Bad
- Neutral
- Excellent
- Good
- Fair
- Poor
- Excellent / Love It
- Good / Really Like It
- Fair / Like It
- Poor / Don't Like It
- Horrible / Hate It
See also
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