Titlebook: Cross-Language Information Retrieval; Gregory Grefenstette Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 corpus.database.filteri

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Building a Large Multilingual Test Collection from Comparable News Documents,ion of time-sensitive documents, like news stories, a particular class of query topics relating to unexpected events, and a particularly strict definition of the notion of relevance. We have used our approach to construct a large multilingual test collection of news stories in German and Italian. We

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Evaluating Cross-Language Text Filtering Effectiveness,igned for monolingual evaluations. Our methodology, based on normative relevance assessments by expert users, is well suited for comparing the effect of different cross-language mapping techniques on filtering accuracy. By measuring the degradation introduced by the use of existing test collections,

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A Language Conversion Front-End for Cross-Language Information Retrieval,tion methods developed for machine translation systems, and is a combination of a statistics-based word selection method where statistical information is extracted from non-parallel corpora, and an interactive user interface to improve the translation quality. We describe its implementation as a front-end to IR systems.

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Cross-Language Information Retrieval978-1-4615-5661-9Series ISSN 1871-7500 Series E-ISSN 2730-6836

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Sinusoidal Representation of Sequence,on access, it becomes more common for non-native speakers to explore multilingual text collections. Beyond merely accepting 8-bit accented characters, information retrieval systems should provide help in searching for information across language boundaries. This situation has given rise to a new res

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Properties of Various Sequences,abase of large organizations, of documents used and produced by European projects, of library catalogues, and more recently, in information destined for the Internet. For efficient and easy searching, it is necessary to ask a query in one language (a user usually finds their mother tongue more flexi