An Inprovement of Information Retrieval System Using World Location Information
Kwang Young Kim, Du Seok Jin, Yoonsoo Choi, Jin-Suk Kim, Young‐Kyoon Suh, Jongwon Seo
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Kwang Young Kim, Du Seok Jin, Yoonsoo Choi, Jin-Suk Kim, Young‐Kyoon Suh, Jongwon Seo
Abstract
Today it's difficult to effective searching the Internet because it's a huge collection of documents. Currently most people search documents by just typing a few keywords. But this is very import keywords for searching documents. This paper suggests that the word location information is an import element for searching relevant documents. This paper suggests that using word location information of a user query can exactly improve the result of information retrieval system. This paper makes directly experiments on retrieval system with various weight methods of word location information
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Today it's difficult to effective searching the Internet because it's a huge collection of documents. Currently most people search documents by just typing a few keywords. But this is very import keywords for searching documents. This paper suggests that the word location information is an import element for searching relevant documents. This paper suggests that using word location information of a user query can exactly improve the result of information retrieval system. This paper makes directly experiments on retrieval system with various weight methods of word location information
Key concepts: Computer science, Information retrieval, Word (group theory), Human–computer information retrieval, The Internet, Element (criminal law), Search engine, Cognitive models of information retrieval