Challenging conventional assumptions of automated information retrieval with real users: Boolean searching and batch retrieval evaluations.
William R. HershAndrew TurpinSusan PriceDale KraemerDaniel OlsonBenjamin ChanLynetta SacherekPublished in: Inf. Process. Manag. (2001)
Keyphrases
- information retrieval
- extended boolean
- boolean queries
- web searching
- information retrieval systems
- information access
- information discovery
- exploratory search
- effective retrieval
- information seeking
- test collection
- topic distillation
- query expansion
- retrieval model
- retrieval systems
- document retrieval
- query refinement
- end users
- real world
- learning to rank
- relevance ranking
- search engine
- exact match
- retrieve documents
- relevance feedback
- query formulation
- related documents
- user interface
- information seeking tasks
- structured documents
- semantic search
- text mining
- text retrieval
- relevant documents
- recommender systems
- video search
- information extraction
- finding relevant information
- web ir
- document collections
- search tasks
- ad hoc retrieval
- user interaction
- multimedia
- image database
- boolean functions
- xml ir
- collaborative filtering
- multimedia collections
- xml retrieval