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Learning Better Context Characterizations: An Intelligent Information Retrieval Approach
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Maguitman, Ana G
, Lorenzetti, Carlos M
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Information retrieval
/ Queries
/ Search engines
2010
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Maguitman, Ana G
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2010
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Learning Better Context Characterizations: An Intelligent Information Retrieval Approach
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Learning Better Context Characterizations: An Intelligent Information Retrieval Approach
2010
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This paper proposes an incremental method that can be used by an intelligent system to learn better descriptions of a thematic context. The method starts with a small number of terms selected from a simple description of the topic under analysis and uses this description as the initial search context. Using these terms, a set of queries are built and submitted to a search engine. New documents and terms are used to refine the learned vocabulary. Evaluations performed on a large number of topics indicate that the learned vocabulary is much more effective than the original one at the time of constructing queries to retrieve relevant material.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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