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Web Retrieval Optimization Model Based on User's Query Intention Identification

Yuan Zhou

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A Web retrieval optimization model was proposed based on the analysis and classification of user's query intention.It focuses on user's query intention identification,and can both ensure match user's query intention accurately and filter useless information automatically by means of characteristic word of query intention,content

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A Web retrieval optimization model was proposed based on the analysis and classification of user's query intention.It focuses on user's query intention identification,and can both ensure match user's query intention accurately and filter useless information automatically by means of characteristic word of query intention,content

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A Web retrieval optimization model was proposed based on the analysis and classification of user's query intention.It focuses on user's query intention identification,and can both ensure match user's query intention accurately and filter useless information automatically by means of characteristic word of query intention,content

Key concepts: Computer science, Web query classification, Web search query, Information retrieval, Query optimization, Query expansion, Identification (biology), Sargable

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