
Comparative Evaluation of Focused Retrieval
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Ad Hoc Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Ad Hoc Track
- Introduction
- Ad Hoc Retrieval Track
- Tasks
- Submission Format
- Evaluation Measures
- Ad Hoc Test Collection
- Corpus
- Topics
- Judgments
- Questionnaires
- Ad Hoc Retrieval Results
- Participation
- Relevant in Context Task
- Restricted Relevant in Context Task
- Restricted Focused Task
- Efficiency Task
- Significance Tests
- Analysis of Reading Effort
- Relevant in Context
- Analysis of Article Retrieval
- Article Retrieval: Relevance Judgments
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- The Potential Benefit of Focused Retrieval in Relevant-in-Context Task
- Introduction
- Metrics and Results
- Cumulating the Localizing Effort
- Results
- Analysis Based on Three Document Retrieval Scenarios
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- ENSM-SE and UJM at INEX 2010: Scoring with Proximity and Tag Weights
- Introduction
- Influence Functions
- Structure, Elements and Logical Elements
- Influence Function of a Term to a Position
- Influence Function of a Query to a Position
- Score of an Element
- Weighting Tags and Modulating Influence Function Shapes
- Weighting Tags
- Modulating Influence Function Shapes
- Experiments
- Building Runs
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- LIP6 at INEX'10: OWPC for Ad Hoc Track
- Introduction
- Learning Base
- Basic Features
- Context Features
- OWPC, Our Learning to Rank Model
- Learning Step
- Ranking Prediction
- Experiments - Results
- Efficiency/thorough Task
- Restricted Focused Task
- Conclusion
- References
- A Useful Method for Producing Competitive Ad Hoc Task Results
- Introduction
- Dynamic Element Retrieval and the Ad Hoc Tasks
- Producing the Element Set
- Producing Task-Specific Output
- Early Results
- Experiments and Results
- Thorough Task
- Focused Task
- Relevant-in-Context Task
- Analysis and Observations
- References
- Relaxed Global Term Weights for XML Element Search
- Introduction
- XML Element Search Techniques and Related Studies
- An Expansion from Document Search to Element Search
- Existing Methods of Calculating Global Weights
- Relaxing Restriction of Document Structure in a Query
- Classification of Similar Path Expressions
- Inverse Combination Frequency
- Inverse Aggregated-Path Frequency
- Inverse Set Frequency
- Experiments
- Experiments for Integrating Path Expressions
- Analyzing the Number of XML Elements in Classes
- Evaluation on Search Accuracies
- Conclusion
- References
- Searching the Wikipedia with Public Online Search Engines
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Running Online Search Engines
- Bing
- Yahoo!
- Wikisearch
- From Result Pages to Run Submissions
- Restricted Focused
- Restricted Relevant in Context
- Summary
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Extended Language Models for XML Element Retrieval
- Introduction
- Pre-processing and Indexing
- Query Formulation
- Retrieval Models and Strategies
- Full Document Retrieval
- Snippet Retrieval
- Results
- Runs
- Measured as Document Retrieval
- Measured as Snippet Retrieval
- Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- Book Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Book Track: Scaling Up the Evaluation Using Crowdsourcing
- Introduction
- Participating Organizations
- Summary of Participants' Approaches
- The Book Corpus
- Search Tasks
- Best Books to Reference (BB) Task
- Prove It (PI) Task
- Test Topics for the Search Tasks
- INEX Topics
- Crowdsourced Topics
- Topic Selection
- Relevance Assessments
- Gathering Relevance Labels from INEX Participants
- Crowdsourcing Relevance Labels
- Collected Relevance Data
- Analysis of Crowdsourced Relevance Labels
- Official Qrels
- Evaluation Measures and Results for the Search Tasks
- Best Books Task Evaluation
- Prove It Task Evaluation
- The Structure Extraction (SE) Task
- The Active Reading Task (ART)
- Conclusions and Plans
- References
- LIA at INEX 2010 Book Track
- Introduction
- Word Hyphenation Correction
- Best Books for Reference
- Retrieval Model
- Baselines
- Contextual Query Expansion Using Wikipedia
- Using the Stanford Parser
- Applying the Book Track's Contextual Query Expansion to the Ad Hoc Track
- Results
- Conclusions
- References
- The Book Structure Extraction Competition with the Resurgence Software for Part and Chapter Detection at Caen University
- Introduction
- Our Book Structure Extraction Method
- Challenges
- Strategy
- Calibrating the System
- Experiment
- Results
- Discussion
- Reflections on the Experiment
- Reflections on Evaluation Measures
- Proposals
- Conclusion
- References
- Focus and Element Length for Book and Wikipedia Retrieval
- Introduction
- Ad Hoc Track
- Indexing
- Category Evidence
- Runs
- Thorough Evaluation
- Focused Task
- Relevant in Context Task
- Restricted Relevant in Context Task
- Book Track
- Prove It Run Analysis
- Best Book Results
- Prove It Results
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Combining Page Scores for XML Book Retrieval
- Introduction
- The Retrieval Algorithms and Fusion Operators
- TREC2 Logistic Regression Algorithm
- Blind Relevance Feedback
- Coordination Level Matching
- Result Combination Operators
- Database and Indexing Issues
- Indexing the Books XML Database
- INEX 2010 Book Track Runs
- Conclusions and Future Directions
- References
- OUC's Participation in the 2010 INEX Book Track
- Introduction
- Indexing and Retrieval Strategies
- Runs and Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Data Centric Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Data Centric Track
- Introduction
- The Task
- INEX Data Centric Track Collection
- Document Collection
- Topics
- Submission Format
- Submitted Runs
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Results
- Conclusions
- DCU and ISI@INEX 2010: Adhoc and Data-Centric Tracks
- Introduction
- Document Retrieval
- Preprocessing
- Language Model (LM) Term Weighting
- XML Element Retrieval
- Simplified Hierarchical Language Model
- Adhoc Track Experiments and Results
- Thorough Task
- Focused Task
- Data Centric Track Experiments and Results
- Using Negative Information Present in Verbose Queries
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Automatically Generating Structured Queries in XML Keyword Search
- Introduction
- Related Work
- StruX
- Overview
- Input Transformation
- Candidate Predicate Selection
- Keywords Matching Element Names
- Indexing
- Experimental Setup
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions
- References
- UPF at INEX 2010: Towards Query-Type Based Focused Retrieval
- Introduction
- INEX Topic Classification
- Dimensions
- Data Classification
- Relevance Assessments Analysis
- Experiments
- Ad-Hoc Track Experiments
- Data-Centric Track Experiments
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- BUAP: A First Approach to the Data-Centric Track of INEX 2010
- Introduction
- Description of the System
- Data Processing
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Interactive Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Interactive Track
- Introduction
- Tasks
- Participating Groups
- Research Design
- Search System
- Document Corpus
- Online Questionnaires
- Relevance Assessments
- "Shopping" Basket
- Logging
- Experimental Procedure
- Results and Future Plans
- References
- Using Eye-Tracking for the Evaluation of Interactive Information Retrieval
- Introduction
- System Description
- Eye-Tracking for Interactive Information Retrieval Systems
- A Model for Interactive Information Retrieval
- User Study @ iTrack 2010
- Conclusion and Outlook
- References
- Link the Wiki Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Link the Wiki Track
- Introduction and Motivation
- Te Ara Test Set
- Runs
- Submission Format
- Assessment Tool
- Metrics
- Results
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- University of Otago at INEX 2010
- Introduction
- Related Work
- The Link-the-Wiki Track
- The Ad Hoc Track
- The Efficiency Track
- System Overview
- Indexer
- Query Evaluation
- The Link-the-Wiki Track
- Differences between Wikipedia and Te Ara
- Adapting to the Differences in Te Ara
- Algorithm
- Results
- Assessment Tool
- The Ad Hoc Track
- Learning Stemmers
- Refining Stemmers
- Experimental Results
- The Efficiency Track
- Experiments
- Results
- The Data Centric Track
- Conclusion and Future Work
- The Link-the-Wiki Track
- The Ad Hoc Track
- The Efficiency Track
- References
- Question Answering Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Question Answering Track (QA@INEX)
- Introduction
- Baseline System: Restricted Focused IR System
- Features
- Evaluation on the 2010 Restricted Focus Ad-Hoc Task
- Sets of Questions and References
- Encyclopedic vs. General Questions
- Short Type Questions
- Long Type Questions
- Format Submission
- Reference Texts
- Evaluation of Long Answers
- Results
- Plans for Next QA Track 2011 Edition
- Merging Short and Long Answer Task
- Towards Contextualization of Questions
- Conclusion
- References
- The GIL Summarizers: Experiments in the Track QA@INEX'10
- Introduction
- The ResúmeME Summarizer
- The GIL-UNAM-3 Summarizer
- Query Modification
- Experiments Settings and Results
- Conclusions
- References
- The Cortex Automatic Summarization System at the QA@INEX Track 2010
- Introduction
- The CORTEX System
- Experiments Settings and Results
- Conclusions
- References
- The REG Summarization System with Question Reformulation at QA@INEX Track 2010
- Introduction
- The REG System
- Terms and Name Entity Extraction
- Experiments Settings and Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Relevance Feedback Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Focused Relevance Feedback Track
- Introduction
- Focused Relevance Feedback
- Evaluation
- Task
- Overview
- Submission Format
- Results
- Submissions
- Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Exploring Accumulative Query Expansion for Relevance Feedback
- Introduction
- Related Work
- System Setup
- Results and Analysis
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Combining Strategies for XML Retrieval
- Introduction
- Ad Hoc Track
- Maximal Lowest Common Ancestor (MAXLCA)
- Distribution Measurements
- Learn to Optimize the Parameters
- Comparison Results
- Data Centric Track
- Related Work
- Extracting the Most Representative Attributes
- Relevance Feedback Track
- Rocchio Algorithm
- Revised Rocchio Algorithm
- Criterion Weight Adjustment
- References
- Web Service Discovery Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 Web Service Discovery Track
- Introduction
- WSDL Collection
- Topics
- Submissions
- Assessment
- Evaluation and Results
- Conclusion
- Semantics-Based Web Service Discovery Using Information Retrieval Techniques
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Discovery Approach
- Pre-processing
- Semantic Analysis
- Linking Analysis
- System Integration
- Data Set
- Evaluation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- The BUAP Participation at the Web Service Discovery Track of INEX 2010
- Introduction
- Description of the Presented Approaches
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions
- References
- XML Retrieval More Efficient Using Double Scoring Scheme
- Introduction
- Related Works
- BM25F Function Overview
- XML Retrieval Model
- Inverted File Definition
- The Leaf Node Scoring Function
- Double Scoring Function
- Double Scoring on BM25 (BM25W)
- Score Sharing Function
- Experiment Setup
- INEX Collections
- Ad Hoc Track
- Data Centric Track
- Web Service Discovery Track
- Conclusions
- References
- XML Mining Track
- Overview of the INEX 2010 XML Mining Track: Clustering and Classification of XML Documents
- Introduction
- Corpus
- Categories
- Clustering Task
- Clustering Evaluation Measures
- Clustering Participants, Submissions and Evaluations
- Classification Task
- Classification Evaluation Measures
- Classification Participants, Submissions and Evaluations
- Conclusion
- References
- An Iterative Clustering Method for the XML-Mining Task of the INEX 2010
- Introduction
- Description of the Two Approaches
- The K-Means Based Clustering Approach
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions
- References
- PKU at INEX 2010 XML Mining Track
- Introduction
- System Overview
- Document Model for Categorization (SLVM)
- BM25 Formula
- Chi-Square Feature Selection
- Parameters Tuning
- Pruning the Tree
- WordNet
- Using the Link Information to Improve the Result
- Other Tuning
- The Clustering Methods
- INEX 2010 Results
- System Settings
- Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Author Index
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