information retrieval best practices

Recently, the focus of many novel search applications has shifted from short keyword queries to verbose natural language queries. Examples.

bendersky.github.io·5.4 MB

The goal of IR systems is to match user queries, which express the user's information need, with relevant documents that contain the desired ...

aclanthology.org·4.9 MB

One of the best ways to promote long-lasting learning is to have students retrieve key concepts from memory. Activities such as brain dumps, flashcards and ...

pdf.retrievalpractice.org·3.0 MB

by A Hassoun · 2023 · Cited by 123 — Assessing the trustworthiness of information online is an increasingly complicated task. Literacy-based paradigms are widely used to.

arxiv.org·2.5 MB

by F Zhang · 2022 · Cited by 45 — Cross-Lingual Information Retrieval (CLIR) aims to rank the documents written in a language different from the user's query.

cdn.aaai.org·1.5 MB

Analytical frameworks are a visual representation of the search that provided the foundation for each search strategy. The frameworks were used throughout the process to clearly define key variables and terms, help determine the inclusion and exclusion criteria, inform the development of the literature search strategy, and control the scope.

health.gov·1.4 MB

To evaluate our new inverted file structure, we measured incremental indexing speed, disk space requirements, and query processing speed using the resulting ...

www.vldb.org·1.2 MB

Online evaluation is one of the most common approaches to measure the effectiveness of an information retrieval system. It involves fielding the.

www.microsoft.com·1.0 MB

by X Wang · Cited by 362 — We consider two approaches . Summarization tasks can be extractive or ab- stractive. Extractive methods segment text into sentences, then score and rank them ...

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The purpose of this survey is to determine the information-seeking behavior of graduate students of the Faculties of Philosophy (8. Schools) and Engineering (8 ...

eprints.rclis.org·699.9 KB

Constructing a Search Strategy and Searching for Evidence A guide to the literature search for a systematic review. This article is the third in a new series on the systematic review from the Joanna Briggs Institute, an interna-tional collaborative supporting evidence-based practice in nursing, medicine, and allied health fields.

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by J Mayfield · 2005 · Cited by 4 — In this article we discuss the key techniques used by HAIRCUT and report on experiments verifying the efficacy of these methods. INTRODUCTION. The popularity of ...

secwww.jhuapl.edu·564.2 KB

by F Valentini · 2025 · Cited by 5 — A thorough empirical comparison of first-stage CLIR methods, including query and document translation, and state-of-the-art dense and sparse retrievers.

arxiv.org·504.7 KB

Based on the Peer Review of Electronic Search Strategies (PRESS) criteria*

epoc.cochrane.org·475.8 KB

by A Robson · 2013 · Cited by 329 — Ellis's framework of information-seeking behaviour (Ellis, 1989) is based on empirical research, initially among social scientists but subsequently tested in ...

openaccess.city.ac.uk·405.0 KB

In this paper the changing context of information retrieval is discussed by examining the role of the Okapi text retrieval system in the “Tools for Innovative ...

users.dimi.uniud.it·261.1 KB

by O Ogundepo · Cited by 35 — Combining contextualized and non- contextualized query translations to improve CLIR. Towards best practices for training multilingual dense retrieval models. - ...

www.cs.jhu.edu·195.1 KB

by JGY Carbonell · Cited by 225 — Abstract. Translingual information retrieval (TIR) con- sists of providing a query in one language and searching document collections in one or more.

www.cs.cmu.edu·173.1 KB

by P Wang · Cited by 35 — This paper presents preliminary results of an ongoing study of academic researchers' information-seeking and communication behaviors (IS) in the Internet.

pages.ischool.utexas.edu·154.6 KB

Several years of research have suggested that the accuracy of spoken document retrieval systems is not adversely affected by speech recognition errors.

ciir.cs.umass.edu·137.2 KB