2009
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-04957-6_53
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Content-Oriented Relevance Feedback in XML-IR Using the Garnata Information Retrieval System

Abstract: Abstract. Relevance Feedback (RF) is a technique allowing to enrich an initial query according to the user feedback in order to get results closer to the user's information need. This paper presents a new RF method for keyword queries (content queries). It is based on the re-weighting of the original query terms plus the addition of new query terms from the content of elements jugded as relevant or non-relevant by the user. This RF method is integrated in our search engine, Garnata, and evaluated with the INEX… Show more

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“…This new ontology is then used for each round of query expansion and modified according to the user feedback. De Campos et al [7], [9] propose probabilistic methods for reweighting and expanding both CO and CAS queries (adding terms extracted from relevant components instead of terms extracted from complete documents). Hsu et at.…”
Section: Xml Personalization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This new ontology is then used for each round of query expansion and modified according to the user feedback. De Campos et al [7], [9] propose probabilistic methods for reweighting and expanding both CO and CAS queries (adding terms extracted from relevant components instead of terms extracted from complete documents). Hsu et at.…”
Section: Xml Personalization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This also helps to avoid the query-drift problem. Moreover, as the original query is considered more important, we will use the expanded query to rerank the original query results 7 . The basic idea is to reward SUs in the original query results that match with some SUs in the results of the expanded query.…”
Section: Rerankingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A third approach has been proposed in (de Campos et al, 2009). The main contribution of this approach is that the system automatically selects the best part of the document to be retrieved.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%