Titlebook: Advances in Multidisciplinary Retrieval; First Information Re Hamish Cunningham,Allan Hanbury,Stefan Rüger Conference proceedings 2010 Spri

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One Operation for Double Pathologyadly written with unfamiliar words, poor use of syntax, ambiguous phrases and so on. Readability research suggests that experts and motivated readers may overcome confusingly written text, but nevertheless find it an irritation. We investigate using readability to re-rank web pages. We take an exten

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One Operation for Double Pathology then using the average of the metric, e.g. mean average precision, to express the overall effectiveness. However, averages do not capture all the important aspects of effectiveness and, used alone, may not be an informative measure of systems’ effectiveness. Indeed, in addition to the average, we n

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One Operation for Double Pathologynations has produced a significant increase in retrieval effectiveness since early 1990s. Nevertheless, the quest for new frameworks has not been less intense than the research in the optimization and experimentation of the most common retrieval models. This paper presents a new framework based on D

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Unexpected Findings: The “Malignant Polyp”performing extraction and parsing tasks which are expressed as sequence tagging problems. The automatic recognition covers references to other patent documents and to scholarship publications which are both characterized by a strong variability of contexts and patterns. Our work is not limited to th

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