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9783540786450

Advances in Information Retrieval: 30th European Conference on IR Research, ECIR 2008, Glasgow, UK, March 30-April 3, 2008, Proceedings

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  • Copyright: 2008-05-04
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 30th annual European Conference on Information Retrieval Research, ECIR 2008, held in Glasgow, UK, in March/April 2008.The 33 revised full papers and 19 revised short papers presented together with the abstracts of 3 invited lectures and 32 poster papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 139 full article submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on evaluation, Web IR, social media, cross-lingual information retrieval, theory, video, representation, wikipedia and e-books, as well as expert search.

Table of Contents

Invited Presentations
Some(What) Grand Challenges for Information Retrievalp. 1
Web Search: Challenges and Directionsp. 2
You Are a Document Too: Web Mining and IR for Next-Generation Information Literacyp. 3
Evaluation
Discounted Cumulated Gain Based Evaluation of Multiple-Query IR Sessionsp. 4
Here or There: Preference Judgments for Relevancep. 16
Using Clicks as Implicit Judgments: Expectations Versus Observationsp. 28
Web IR
Clustering Template Based Web Documentsp. 40
Effective Pre-retrieval Query Performance Prediction Using Similarity and Variability Evidencep. 52
iCluster: A Self-organizing Overlay Network for P2P Information Retrievalp. 65
Social Media
Labeling Categories and Relationships in an Evolving Social Networkp. 77
Automatic Construction of an Opinion-Term Vocabulary for Ad Hoc Retrievalp. 89
A Comparison of Social Bookmarking with Traditional Searchp. 101
Cross-Lingual Information Retrieval
Effects of Aligned Corpus Quality and Size in Corpus-Based CLIRp. 114
Exploring the Effects of Language Skills on Multilingual Web Searchp. 126
A Novel Implementation of the FITE-TRT Translation Methodp. 138
Theory I
The BNB Distribution for Text Modelingp. 150
Utilizing Passage-Based Language Models for Document Retrievalp. 162
A Statistical View of Binned Retrieval Modelsp. 175
Video
Video Corpus Annotation Using Active Learningp. 187
Use of Implicit Graph for Recommending Relevant Videos: A Simulated Evaluationp. 199
Representation I
Using Terms from Citations for IR: Some First Resultsp. 211
Automatic Extraction of Domain-Specific Stopwords from Labeled Documentsp. 222
Wikipedia and E-Books
Book Search Experiments: Investigating IR Methods for the Indexing and Retrieval of Booksp. 234
Using a Task-Based Approach in Evaluating the Usability of BoBIs in an E-book Environmentp. 246
Exploiting Locality of Wikipedia Links in Entity Rankingp. 258
The Importance of Link Evidence in Wikipediap. 270
Expert Search
High Quality Expertise Evidence for Expert Searchp. 283
Associating People and Documentsp. 296
Modeling Documents as Mixtures of Persons for Expert Findingp. 309
Ranking Users for Intelligent Message Addressingp. 321
Representation II
Facilitating Query Decomposition in Query Language Modeling by Association Rule Mining Using Multiple Sliding Windowsp. 334
Viewing Term Proximity from a Different Perspectivep. 346
Extending Probabilistic Data Fusion Using Sliding Windowsp. 358
Theory II
Semi-supervised Document Classification with a Mislabeling Error Modelp. 370
Improving Term Frequency Normalization for Multi-topical Documents and Application to Language Modeling Approachesp. 382
Probabilistic Document Length Priors for Language Modelsp. 394
Short Papers
Applying Maximum Entropy to Known-Item Email Retrievalp. 406
Computing Information Retrieval Performance Measures Efficiently in the Presence of Tied Scoresp. 414
Towards Characterization of Actor Evolution and Interactions in News Corporap. 422
The Impact of Semantic Class Identification and Semantic Role Labeling on Natural Language Answer Extractionp. 430
Improving Complex Interactive Question Answering with Wikipedia Anchor Textp. 438
A Cluster-Sensitive Graph Model for Query-Oriented Multi-document Summarizationp. 446
Evaluating Text Representations for Retrieval of the Best Group of Documentsp. 454
Enhancing Relevance Models with Adaptive Passage Retrievalp. 463
Ontology Matching Using Vector Spacep. 472
Accessibility in Information Retrievalp. 482
Semantic Relationships in Multi-modal Graphs for Automatic Image Annotationp. 490
Conversation Detection in Email Systemsp. 498
Efficient Multimedia Time Series Data Retrieval Under Uniform Scaling and Normalisationp. 506
Integrating Structure and Meaning: A New Method for Encoding Structure for Text Classificationp. 514
A Wikipedia-Based Multilingual Retrieval Modelp. 522
Filaments of Meaning in Word Spacep. 531
Finding the Best Picture: Cross-Media Retrieval of Contentp. 539
Robust Query-Specific Pseudo Feedback Document Selection for Query Expansionp. 547
Expert Search Evaluation by Supporting Documentsp. 555
Posters
Ranking Categories for Web Searchp. 564
Key Design Issues with Visualising Images Using Google Earthp. 570
Methods for Augmenting Semantic Models with Structural Information for Text Classificationp. 575
Use of Temporal Expressions in Web Searchp. 580
Towards an Automatically Generated Music Information System Via Web Content Miningp. 585
Investigating the Effectiveness of Clickthrough Data for Document Reorderingp. 591
Analysis of Link Graph Compression Techniquesp. 596
An Evaluation and Analysis of Incorporating Term Dependency for Ad-Hoc Retrievalp. 602
An Evaluation Measure for Distributed Information Retrieval Systemsp. 607
Optimizing Language Models for Polarity Classificationp. 612
Improving Web Image Retrieval Using Image Annotations and Inference Networkp. 617
Slide-Film Interface: Overcoming Small Screen Limitations in Mobile Web Searchp. 622
A Document-Centered Approach to a Natural Language Music Search Enginep. 627
Collaborative Topic Tracking in an Enterprise Environmentp. 632
Graph-Based Profile Similarity Calculation Method and Evaluationp. 637
The Good, the Bad, the Difficult, and the Easy: Something Wrong with Information Retrieval Evaluation?p. 642
Hybrid Method for Personalized Search in Digital Librariesp. 647
Exploiting Session Context for Information Retrieval - A Comparative Studyp. 652
Structural Re-ranking with Cluster-Based Retrievalp. 658
Automatic Vandalism Detection in Wikipediap. 663
Evaluating Paragraph Retrieval for why-QAp. 669
Revisit of Nearest Neighbor Test for Direct Evaluation of Inter-document Similaritiesp. 674
A Comparison of Named Entity Patterns from a User Analysis and a System Analysisp. 679
Query-Based Inter-document Similarity Using Probabilistic Co-relevance Modelp. 684
Using Coherence-Based Measures to Predict Query Difficultyp. 689
Efficient Processing of Category-Restricted Queries for Web Directoriesp. 695
Focused Browsing: Providing Topical Feedback for Link Selection in Hypertext Browsingp. 700
The Impact of Named Entity Normalization on Information Retrieval for Question Answeringp. 705
Workshop Summaries
Efficiency Issues in Information Retrieval Workshopp. 711
Exploiting Semantic Annotations in Information Retrievalp. 712
Workshop on Novel Methodologies for Evaluation in Information Retrievalp. 713
Tutorials
ECIR 2008 Tutorialsp. 714
Author Indexp. . 717
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