1984
DOI: 10.21236/ada142712
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Inductive Information Retrieval Using Parallel Distributed Computation.

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“…Portanto, as idéias apresentadas por Mozer (1984) e por Belew (1989) sofrem algumas restrições quando inseridas no ambiente web. No entanto, existem outras formas de aplicação desenvolvidas especificamente para o ambiente web no qual tais restrições inexistem, como será exemplificado na próxima seção.…”
Section: Redes Neurais Na Recuperação De Informaçãounclassified
“…Portanto, as idéias apresentadas por Mozer (1984) e por Belew (1989) sofrem algumas restrições quando inseridas no ambiente web. No entanto, existem outras formas de aplicação desenvolvidas especificamente para o ambiente web no qual tais restrições inexistem, como será exemplificado na próxima seção.…”
Section: Redes Neurais Na Recuperação De Informaçãounclassified
“…Mozer [9] used a two-level neural network with document and term nodes. He used inhibitory links between every pair of documents which were used in "winner take all" network to pick a single alternative in the PDP model.…”
Section: Neural Network and Information Retrieval (Ir)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Retrieval by spreading activation [2,32] goes beyond inflexible matching algorithms to retrieve items associated with the query. The combination of these techniques yields a flexible retrieval mechanism that provides the means to show the user what components exist and how to access them in the absence of wellformed goals and plans.…”
Section: Codefindermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Retrieval algorithm of Mozer [32] is based on McClelland and Rumelhart's [31] interactive activation model for word perception.…”
Section: The Inductive Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%