Titlebook: Evaluating Information Retrieval and Access Tasks; NTCIR‘s Legacy of Re Tetsuya Sakai,Douglas W. Oard,Noriko Kando Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2021 The Ed

共棲

Michael C. Jensen,William H. Meckling consideration of users’ reading behaviors. This chapter begins with an introduction to NTCIR 1CLICK and MobileClick, explains the evaluation methodology and metrics such as S-measure and M-measure, and finally discusses the potential impacts of those evaluation campaigns.

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Melodrama

Patent Translation,ations at NTCIR, including the sharing of research infrastructure, the progress of corpus-based machine translation technologies, and evaluation methods for patent translation. Finally, we outline the developments in machine translation technologies, including patent translation?and remark on the future of patent translation.

Euphonious

SogouQ: The First Large-Scale Test Collection with Click Streams Used in a Shared-Task Evaluation,IR-10 Intent-2, NTCIR-11 IMine, NTCIR-12 IMine-2, as well as in several Chinese domestic tasks. Moreover, SogouQ has a broader impact on other research areas, such as natural language processing and social science. It has been acquired by more than 200 institutions.

Ostrich

,Evaluation of Information Access with?Smartphones, consideration of users’ reading behaviors. This chapter begins with an introduction to NTCIR 1CLICK and MobileClick, explains the evaluation methodology and metrics such as S-measure and M-measure, and finally discusses the potential impacts of those evaluation campaigns.

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1871-7500 over two decades.Highlights the practical impact of NTCIR co.This open access book summarizes the first two decades of the NII Testbeds and Community for Information access Research (NTCIR). NTCIR is a series of evaluation forums run by a global team of researchers and hosted by the National Institu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9960-1ion by researchers in the field and to clarify the issues of evaluation measures for summarization of Japanese texts. After that, TSC has been held every 18 months as a part of the NTCIR project. In this chapter, we describe our TSC series, the data used, and the evaluation methods for each task, and the features of TSC evaluation.

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Astigmatism

Graded Relevance,ections from 1998 already featured . and . documents. In this chapter, I provide a survey on the use of graded relevance assessments and of graded relevance measures in the past NTCIR tasks which primarily tackled ranked retrieval. My survey shows that the majority of the past tasks fully utilised g