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Information Retrieval

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  1. Reuters Corpora RCV2 - New Corpora trec.nist.gov

    The corpora is now available through NIST. The corpora includes following:

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  2. SIMS 240: Principles of Information Retrieval www2.sims.berkeley.edu

    Ray R. Larson (UC berkeley).

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  3. Document Understanding Conference (DUC) datasets www-nlpir.nist.gov

    Past newswire/paper datasets (DUC 2001 - DUC 2007) are available upon request.

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  4. Introduction to Information Retrieval www-nlp.stanford.edu

    C.D. Manning, P. Raghavan, H. Schütze. Cambridge UP, 2008. (First book for getting started with Information Retrieval).

  5. WSDM wsdm-conference.org

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  6. DBPedia wiki.dbpedia.org

    Linked data web.

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  7. CS 276 / LING 286: Information Retrieval and Web Search web.stanford.edu

    Chris Manning and Pandu Nayak (Stanford University).

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  8. Challenges in Building Large-Scale Information Retrieval Systems videolectures.net

    Jeff Dean (WSDM Conference, 2009).

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  9. Web Track trec.nist.gov

    Explore information seeking behaviors common in general web search.

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  10. Terabyte Track trec.nist.gov

    Test scalability of IR systems to large scale collection.

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  11. Temporal Summarization Track trec.nist.gov

    Develop systems that allow users to efficiently monitor the information associated with an event over time.

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  12. Tasks Track trec.nist.gov

    Test if systems can induce possible tasks, users might be trying to accomplish for the query.

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  13. SPAM Track trec.nist.gov

    Benchmark spam filtering approaches.

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  14. Session Track trec.nist.gov

    Develop methods for measuring multiple-query sessions where information needs drift.

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  15. Robust Track trec.nist.gov

    Study individual topic's effectiveness.

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  16. Relevance Feedback Track trec.nist.gov

    For deep evaluation of relevance feedback processes.

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  17. Question Answering Track trec.nist.gov

    Test systems that scale beyond document retrieval, to retrieve answers to factoid, list and definition type questions.

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  18. Novelty Track trec.nist.gov

    Investigate systems' abilities to locate new (non-redundant) information.

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  19. Million Query Track trec.nist.gov

    Explore ad-hoc retrieval over large set of queries.

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  20. Microblog Track trec.nist.gov

    Examine satisfaction of real-time information need for microblogging sites.

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  21. Medical Track trec.nist.gov

    Explore unstructured search performance over patients record data.

  22. Legal Track trec.nist.gov

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

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  23. Knowledge base acceleration trec.nist.gov

    Study algorithms that improve efficiency of human Knowledge Base.

  24. Interactive Track trec.nist.gov

    Study user interaction with text retrieval systems.

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  25. HARD trec.nist.gov

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

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  26. Genomics trec.nist.gov

    Study retrieval efficiency of genomics data and corresponding documentation.

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  27. Filtering trec.nist.gov

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

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  28. Federated Web Search trec.nist.gov

    Study merge performance for results from various search services.

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