Just thought I’d alert readers to an article I just published in the current issue of the ASIS&T Bulletin entitled “Reconsidering Relevance and Embracing Interaction“. Of course, it’s all about trying to usher in a brave new world of human-computer information retrieval. If you’re not already sick of reading about HCIR, check it out!
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In the ASIS&T Bulletin: Reconsidering Relevance and Embracing Interaction
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[…] IR. But a really clear, high-level articulation of the key factors in HCIR are laid out in Daniel Tunkelang’s new piece in the ASIST Bulletin, “Reconsidering Relevance and Embracing […]
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[…] interfaces too. Given the difficulties faced by the interactive track of the TREC conferences, and Daniel’s previous discussions of precision and recall, it will be fascinating to hear Ellen Vorhees talking about Cranfield to […]
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