A Theoretical Paradigm of Information Retrieval in Information Science and Computer Science
Shailesh Pancham Khapre
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Shailesh Pancham Khapre
Abstract
This paper describes the theoretical paradigms of information retrieval in information science and computer science, and constructs the theory framework of information retrieval from three perspectives that are user, information and technology. It evaluates the research priorities of the two disciplines and crossdomain of information retrieval theory. Finally, it points-out the theory status and development trend of information retrieval in information science and computer science, and provides exploration direction in information retrieval theory.
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This paper describes the theoretical paradigms of information retrieval in information science and computer science, and constructs the theory framework of information retrieval from three perspectives that are user, information and technology. It evaluates the research priorities of the two disciplines and crossdomain of information retrieval theory. Finally, it points-out the theory status and development trend of information retrieval in information science and computer science, and provides exploration direction in information retrieval theory.
Key concepts: Cognitive models of information retrieval, Human–computer information retrieval, Computer science, Information science, Information retrieval, Information theory, Human-centered computing, Relevance (law)