Information Space Gets Normal.
Gregory B. Newby
Abstract
Gregory B. Newby
Abstract
Experiments are presented based on unofficial results for TREC-7. Eigensystems analysis of a term cooccurrence matrix is compared to eigensystems analysis of a term correlation matrix. For each matrix type, the effect of term weighting and document length normalization is assessed. Recall-precision curves and other TREC statistics indicate that the use of the correlation matrix improves performance regardless of what term weighting or document length normalization is used.
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Experiments are presented based on unofficial results for TREC-7. Eigensystems analysis of a term cooccurrence matrix is compared to eigensystems analysis of a term correlation matrix. For each matrix type, the effect of term weighting and document length normalization is assessed. Recall-precision curves and other TREC statistics indicate that the use of the correlation matrix improves performance regardless of what term weighting or document length normalization is used.
Key concepts: Weighting, Normalization (sociology), Term (time), Computer science, Correlation, Matrix (chemical analysis), Pattern recognition (psychology), Data mining