Titlebook: Evaluating Systems for Multilingual and Multimodal Information Access; 9th Workshop of the Carol Peters,Thomas Deselaers,Vivien Petras Con

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Crosslanguage Retrieval Based on Wikipedia Statisticsand thereby acting fair and in a similar way across these tasks. The evaluation revealed that the similar processing comes at nearly no costs for monolingual retrieval but enables us to do crosslanguage retrieval and also a feasible comparison of our system performance on these two tasks.

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Edmund Husserls ethische Untersuchungenbetter exploit the available European electronic content. This paper describes the participation of the CACAO project consortium in the TEL@CLEF 2008 task and proposes a novel approach for exploiting library classification systems as a mean to drive query expansion.

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On the Historical Rights of Small Statestion, appeared to result in performance (mean average precision) larger or equal to the ones of the other participants. But, contrarily to our initial intuition, in the case of the TEL task, the experiments showed that exploiting information in languages different from the official language of the collection turns out to offer no advantage.

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Query Expansion via Library Classification Systembetter exploit the available European electronic content. This paper describes the participation of the CACAO project consortium in the TEL@CLEF 2008 task and proposes a novel approach for exploiting library classification systems as a mean to drive query expansion.

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Multi-language Models and Meta-dictionary Adaptation for Accessing Multilingual Digital Librariestion, appeared to result in performance (mean average precision) larger or equal to the ones of the other participants. But, contrarily to our initial intuition, in the case of the TEL task, the experiments showed that exploiting information in languages different from the official language of the collection turns out to offer no advantage.

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Experiments on a Multinomial Language Model versus Lucene’s Off-the-Shelf Ranking Scheme and Rocchioxpansion and multinomial language modelling. In our runs, we experimented combinations of query expansion, Lucene’s off-the-shelf ranking scheme and the ranking scheme based on multinomial language modelling. Results show that query expansion and multinomial language modelling both result in increased performance.

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