Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W596393722> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W596393722 abstract "Information retrieval is concerned with extraction of documents from a collection, according to the user's information need. The ranking returned by a search engine is determined by the relevance function in use. The amount of information stored digitally and being searched for on the Web, grows every day. As the document bases grow, relevance has never been more important. There is a trend towards domain-specific search solutions, vertical search services, in the case of searching the Web. A vertical search service utilise semi-structured documents, i.e. documents which contain metadata describing the content. Semi-structured information retrieval is a hybrid between traditional information retrieval based on unstructured documents, and database retrieval based on structured content. Semi-structured documents imply the use of multiple criteria for how the returned documents should be ranked. This in turn arises questions like which criterion that is more important, and how to combine the results produced by the different criteria. This thesis addresses these challenges. We have studied relevance techniques for the purpose of identifying an approach to improving the perceived relevance at the Yahoo! vertical search platform, Vespa. In particular, Yahoo! Shopping has been the focus during problem elaboration, implementation, and evalution. A plug-in is implemented in Vespa, providing a generic and flexible framework for hybrid search. Our solution allows for context queries, i.e. queries that include terms that describe the desired context, with no specific knowledge about the query language or document structure needed. Also, keyword and context terms in a query is treated differently, using the context terms only for focusing the search. 5 experiments have been performed to test our proposed solution. The results indicate that: - A considerable improvement in retrieval performance is achieved for context queries. Much of the improvement is obtained by removing noisy hits from the result. - The solution performs almost similar as the standard approach for non-context queries. However, these queries will suffer from a higher latency. The latency depends on the complexity of the domain. Most search engines today either return thousands of answers to a user query, or, in about 20% of the cases, none. Our solution may provide as a solution to these challenges and thus improve the perceived relevance. It should be noted that the solution requires a reasonable labelling of the documents, in addition to training of the users in order to make them use context words in their queries. The preliminary experiment results are positive, but are influenced by a reference collection somewhat adapted to our solution, and should therefore be complemented with experiments based on a full system implementation and a well-defined reference collection. The first step is to choose an appropriate labelling scheme for how the semantics of the documents and queries should be captured. Next, it would be interesting to experiment with the ranking of the results. Finally, the user interface should be extended in order to guide the user when submitting context queries." @default.
- W596393722 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W596393722 creator A5014785206 @default.
- W596393722 creator A5079401855 @default.
- W596393722 date "2006-01-01" @default.
- W596393722 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
- W596393722 title "A generic and flexible Framework for focusing Search at Yahoo! Shopping" @default.
- W596393722 cites W1521226446 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1574901103 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1580944449 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1586403433 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1600537614 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1660390307 @default.
- W596393722 cites W166250124 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1842503650 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1854214752 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1968165445 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1973828215 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1984565341 @default.
- W596393722 cites W1988110209 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2002699418 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2012138753 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2023182948 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2027752285 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2046325278 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2051834357 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2083039049 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2084243240 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2086174602 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2093979658 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2099797738 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2100064951 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2105819430 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2106588075 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2113112851 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2121612399 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2126500482 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2128034913 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2128759588 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2131399871 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2141649964 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2142385580 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2145734075 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2148126307 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2155629590 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2170020429 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2170188482 @default.
- W596393722 cites W22830412 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2318031348 @default.
- W596393722 cites W2666600683 @default.
- W596393722 cites W3160981298 @default.
- W596393722 cites W33041674 @default.
- W596393722 cites W602980269 @default.
- W596393722 cites W270849871 @default.
- W596393722 hasPublicationYear "2006" @default.
- W596393722 type Work @default.
- W596393722 sameAs 596393722 @default.
- W596393722 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W596393722 crossrefType "dissertation" @default.
- W596393722 hasAuthorship W596393722A5014785206 @default.
- W596393722 hasAuthorship W596393722A5079401855 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C136264566 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C136764020 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C158154518 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C164120249 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C182861755 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C189430467 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C199539241 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C23123220 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C2779343474 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C2780378061 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C90288658 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C93518851 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C97854310 @default.
- W596393722 hasConcept C99016210 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C136264566 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C136764020 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C151730666 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C158154518 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C162324750 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C164120249 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C17744445 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C182861755 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C189430467 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C199539241 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C23123220 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C2779343474 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C2780378061 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C41008148 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C86803240 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C90288658 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C93518851 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C97854310 @default.
- W596393722 hasConceptScore W596393722C99016210 @default.
- W596393722 hasLocation W5963937221 @default.