none2Social Network Sites can be seen as very large information repositories containing millions of text messages usually organized into complex networks involving users interacting with each other at specific times. In this paper we discuss how traditional information retrieval techniques can be extended to deal with these social aspects. In particular we formalize the concept of conversation in the context of Social Network Sites and define constraints regulating ranking functions over conversations.noneM. Magnani; D. MontesiM. Magnani; D. Montes
This chapter considers the social component of interactive information retrieval: what is the role o...
International audienceIn the current era, microblogging services like Twitter, gives people the abil...
During the last few years the Internet has been increasingly used by people as a read-write medium. ...
Social Network Sites can be seen as very large information repositories containing millions of text ...
none3siIn this article we introduce a novel search paradigm for microblogging sites resulting from t...
The process of retrieving conversations from social network sites differs from traditional Web infor...
International audienceThere is currently a number of research work performed in the area of bridging...
International audienceWith the explosion of Web 2.0, people are becoming more communicative through ...
We research whether the inclusion of information about an information user’s social environment and ...
As the number of social networking services (SNS) and their users grow, so does the complexity of in...
In this diploma thesis, we research whether the inclusion of information about an information user’s...
How do online conversations build? Is there a common model that is followed in human communication? ...
The article presents the phenomena of social network sites as a modern and important framework for c...
In this thesis, we propose to study methods of leveraging collection structure in document ranking a...
Traditionally, social network analysis (SNA) techniques enable the examination of relationships and ...
This chapter considers the social component of interactive information retrieval: what is the role o...
International audienceIn the current era, microblogging services like Twitter, gives people the abil...
During the last few years the Internet has been increasingly used by people as a read-write medium. ...
Social Network Sites can be seen as very large information repositories containing millions of text ...
none3siIn this article we introduce a novel search paradigm for microblogging sites resulting from t...
The process of retrieving conversations from social network sites differs from traditional Web infor...
International audienceThere is currently a number of research work performed in the area of bridging...
International audienceWith the explosion of Web 2.0, people are becoming more communicative through ...
We research whether the inclusion of information about an information user’s social environment and ...
As the number of social networking services (SNS) and their users grow, so does the complexity of in...
In this diploma thesis, we research whether the inclusion of information about an information user’s...
How do online conversations build? Is there a common model that is followed in human communication? ...
The article presents the phenomena of social network sites as a modern and important framework for c...
In this thesis, we propose to study methods of leveraging collection structure in document ranking a...
Traditionally, social network analysis (SNA) techniques enable the examination of relationships and ...
This chapter considers the social component of interactive information retrieval: what is the role o...
International audienceIn the current era, microblogging services like Twitter, gives people the abil...
During the last few years the Internet has been increasingly used by people as a read-write medium. ...