Titlebook: Advances in Information Retrieval Theory; Third International Giambattista Amati,Fabio Crestani Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-Verla

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Can Information Retrieval Systems Be Improved Using Quantum Probability?ssquote schwankt zwischen 12 und 33?% und ist damit für den E-Learning-Bereich vergleichsweise hoch. Die Auswertung der anonymisierten Kurs- und Lernerdaten erm?glicht es den Forschern des HPI, Rückschlüsse auf die Lernerwartungen, Lernerfahrungen (User Experience) und das Lernverhalten zu ziehen un

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Cognitive Processes in Query Generation von Probleml?sungen ma?geschneidert für das Unternehmen.IncDas Buch vermittelt wichtige Kenntnisse für das Veranstaltungsmanagement im l?ndlichen Raum. Durch die geringe Bev?lkerungsdichte und das besondere kulturelle Angebot im l?ndlichen Raum stehen Veranstaltungshallen au?erhalb der gro?en st?dt

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Protocol-Driven Searches for Medical and Health-Sciences Systematic Reviewsgingen en politieke instabiliteit ligt de vraag naar krachtige leiders overal op de loer. De toon van dit boekje is echter: begin bij jezelf en de rest gaat wellicht nog niet vanzelf, maar zeker een heel stuk makkelijker. De dertien korte beschouwingen in deze bundel ontstonden in de afgelopen jaren

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Xiaoying Dong,Yan Yu,Jiali Zhoumodels have been proposed, there is still no clear single winner, making it interesting to ask the question whether there exists a single optimal retrieval model that is better than all others. However, this question is theoretically ill defined unless we can formally characterize what properties mu

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Xiaoying Dong,Yan Yu,Jiali Zhou theoretical framework could be useful in IR, for example, by showing how logic, probability, and geometry, as exploited in IR, can be represented in a consistent way in the underlying Hilbert Space..The talk will conclude with some examples of recent concrete applications of the framework in IR.

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External Layer 2 and Layer 3 Connectivity,this is an active research area, focusing mainly on factors relating to the retrieval algorithm, to the properties of the retrieval data, or to statistical and linguistic features of the queries that may render them difficult. This work addresses query difficulty from a different angle, namely the u

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Chris Carthern,William Wilson,Noel Riverarecommendations based on their foreseen accuracy. The problem, however, has been barely addressed explicitly in the area. In this paper, we propose adaptations of query clarity techniques from ad-hoc Information Retrieval to define performance predictors in the context of Recommender Systems, which