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  1. Legal Track trec.nist.gov

    Study retrieval systems that have high recall for legal documents use case.

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  2. Knowledge base acceleration trec.nist.gov

    Study algorithms that improve efficiency of human Knowledge Base.

  3. Interactive Track trec.nist.gov

    Study user interaction with text retrieval systems.

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  4. HARD trec.nist.gov

    Obtain High Accuracy Retrieval from Documents by leveraging searcher's context.

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  5. Genomics trec.nist.gov

    Study retrieval efficiency of genomics data and corresponding documentation.

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  6. Filtering trec.nist.gov

    Binarily decide retrieval of new incoming documents given a stable information need.

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  7. Federated Web Search trec.nist.gov

    Study merge performance for results from various search services.

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  8. Entity trec.nist.gov

    Perform entity-related search (find entities and their properties) on Web data.

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  9. Enterprise trec.nist.gov

    Study search over the organization data.

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  10. Crowdsourcing trec.nist.gov

    Explore crowdsourcing methods for performing and evaluating search.

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  11. Contextual Suggestion trec.nist.gov

    Investigate search techniques for complex information needs (context and user interests based).

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  12. Confusion trec.nist.gov

    Study Known Item Searching problem.

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  13. Clinical Decision Support trec.nist.gov

    Investigate techniques to link medical cases to information relevant for patient care.

  14. Chemical IR trec.nist.gov

    Address challenges in building large chemical testbeds for chemical IR.

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  15. Blog trec.nist.gov

    Explore information seeking behavior in the blogosphere.

  16. TREC Collections trec.nist.gov

    TREC is the benchmark dataset used by most IR and Web search algorithms. It has several tracks, each of which consists of dataset to test for a specific task. The tracks along with suggested use-case are:

  17. TREC trec.nist.gov

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  18. Can Deep Learning help solve Deep Learning theverge.com

    Information Retrieval from Lip Reading.

  19. The next web ted.com

    Tim Berners-Lee (Ted Talk) [Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. He leads the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), overseeing the Web's standards and development].

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  20. Is Pivot a turning point for web exploration? ted.com

    Gary Flake, Technical Fellow at Microsoft (TED Talks).

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  21. Beware online "filter bubbles" ted.com

    Eli Pariser (Author of the Filter Bubble, TED Talk).

  22. The case for anonymity online ted.com

    Christopher "moot" Poole" (Ted Talks) [Christopher "moot" Poole is founder of 4chan, an online imageboard whose anonymous denizens have spawned the web's most bewildering and influential subculture].

  23. Think your email's private? Think again ted.com

    Andy Yen (CERN, TED Talk) [This talk talks about privacy, which Search Engines intrude into, and how can people protect it].

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  24. The moral bias behind your search results ted.com

    Andreas Ekström (Swedish Author & Journalist, TED Talk).

  25. Neural Network Learns to Identify Criminals by Their Faces technologyreview.com

    Information Extraction.

  26. Language Modeling for Information Retrieval springer.com

    W.B. Croft, J. Lafferty. Springer, 2003. (Handles Language Modeling aspect of Information Retrieval. It also extensively details probabilistic perspective in this domain, which is interesting).

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  27. SIGIR sigir.org

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  28. Information Retrieval in Practice search-engines-book.com

    B. Croft, D. Metzler, T. Strohman. Pearson Education, 2009.

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  29. Advanced Cross Linugal Information Retrieval and Question Answering (ACLIA) research.nii.ac.jp

    The dataset is used for the task of cross-lingual question answering but the complexity of the task is higher than CLQA dataset.

  30. Cross Language Q&A (CLQA) dataset collection research.nii.ac.jp

    It supports following bi-lingua and mono-lingua:

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  31. CLIR Test Collections research.nii.ac.jp

    This dataset can be used for cross lingual IR between CJKE (Chinese-Japanese-Korean-English) languages. It is suitable for the following tasks:

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  32. NTCIR research.nii.ac.jp

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  33. NTCIR Test Collection research.nii.ac.jp

    This is collection of wide variety of dataset ranging from Ad-hoc collection, Chinese IR collection, mobile clickthrough collections to medical collections. The focus of this collection is mostly on east asian languages and cross language information retrieval.

  34. Information Retrieval and the Web research.google.com

    Google Research.

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  35. Modern Information Retrieval people.ischool.berkeley.edu

    R. Baeza-Yates, B. Ribeiro-Neto. Addison-Wesley, 1999.

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  36. Stanford List nlp.stanford.edu

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  37. Information Retrieval and Data Mining mpi-inf.mpg.de

    Dr. Jilles Vreeken , Prof. Dr. Gerhard Weikum (MPI).

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  38. Apache Lucene lucene.apache.org

    Open Source Search Engine that can be used to test Information Retrieval Algorithm. Twitter uses this core for its real-time search.

  39. Lemur Toolkit lemurproject.org

    Open Source Toolkit for research in Language Modeling, filtering and categorization.

  40. Indri Search Engine lemurproject.org

    Another Open Source Search Engine competitor of Apache Lucene.

  41. The Lemur Project lemurproject.org

    The Lemur Project develops search engines, browser toolbars, text analysis tools, and data resources that support research and development of information retrieval and text mining software.

  42. 20 Newsgroup dataset kdd.ics.uci.edu

    This data set consists of 20000 newsgroup messages.posts taken from 20 newsgroup topics.

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  43. WWW iw3c2.org

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  44. IR Thoughts irthoughts.wordpress.com

    Dr. Edel Garcia.

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  45. ECIR irsg.bcs.org

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  46. GOV2 Test Collection ir.dcs.gla.ac.uk

    This is one of the largest Web collection of documents obtained from crawl of government websites by Charlie Clarke and Ian Soboroff, using NIST hardware and network, then formatted by Nick Craswel.

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  47. Cranfield Collections ir.dcs.gla.ac.uk

    This is one of the first collections in IR domain, however the dataset is too small for any statistical significance analysis, but is nevertheless suitable for pilot runs.

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  48. FIRE fire.irsi.res.in

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