This paper presents a novel collaborative document ranking model which aims at solving a complex information retrieval task involving a multi-faceted information need. For this purpose, we consider a group of users, viewed as experts, who collaborate by addressing the different query facets. We propose a two-step algorithm based on a relevance feedback process which first performs a document scoring towards each expert and then allocates documents to the most suitable experts using the Expectation-Maximisation learning-method. The performance improvement is demonstrated through experiments using TREC interactive benchmark
Retrieval performance can often be improved significantly by using a number of different retrieval a...
Synchronous Collaborative Information Retrieval refers to systems that support multiple users searc...
The Multimedia and Information Systems group at the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University...
International audienceThis paper presents a novel collaborative document ranking model which aims at...
Collaborative information retrieval involves retrieval settings in which a group of users collaborat...
International audienceCollaborative information retrieval involves retrieval settings in which a gro...
The research topic of this document deals with a particular setting of information retrieval (IR), r...
International audienceRecent work have shown the potential of collaboration for solving complex or e...
Collaborative Information Retrieval (CIR) is a well-known setting in which explicit collaboration oc...
International audienceResearch on collaborative information retrieval (CIR) has shown positive impac...
Collaboration has been identified as an important aspect in information seeking. People meet to disc...
International audienceA great amount of research in the IR domain mostly dealt with both the design ...
Traditionally information retrieval (IR) research has focussed on a single user interaction modality...
Expert finding is a key task in enterprise search and has recently attracted lots of attention from ...
Information Management AbstrAct: The goal of personalization in information retrieval is to tailor t...
Retrieval performance can often be improved significantly by using a number of different retrieval a...
Synchronous Collaborative Information Retrieval refers to systems that support multiple users searc...
The Multimedia and Information Systems group at the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University...
International audienceThis paper presents a novel collaborative document ranking model which aims at...
Collaborative information retrieval involves retrieval settings in which a group of users collaborat...
International audienceCollaborative information retrieval involves retrieval settings in which a gro...
The research topic of this document deals with a particular setting of information retrieval (IR), r...
International audienceRecent work have shown the potential of collaboration for solving complex or e...
Collaborative Information Retrieval (CIR) is a well-known setting in which explicit collaboration oc...
International audienceResearch on collaborative information retrieval (CIR) has shown positive impac...
Collaboration has been identified as an important aspect in information seeking. People meet to disc...
International audienceA great amount of research in the IR domain mostly dealt with both the design ...
Traditionally information retrieval (IR) research has focussed on a single user interaction modality...
Expert finding is a key task in enterprise search and has recently attracted lots of attention from ...
Information Management AbstrAct: The goal of personalization in information retrieval is to tailor t...
Retrieval performance can often be improved significantly by using a number of different retrieval a...
Synchronous Collaborative Information Retrieval refers to systems that support multiple users searc...
The Multimedia and Information Systems group at the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University...