DISTRIBUTED INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
By Jamie Callan. 2002
486 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Information Systems, Signal Processing
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/28bcb617022a93e2f00cf4f96138bcdf048f5309
How researchers see this paper
The researchers whose trusted networks rank it highest, strongest advocate first. Every researcher gets a different order.
In Computer Networks and Communications
- Margaret E. Connell
- Clement T. Yu
- Weiyi Meng
- King-Lup Liu
- D. Sheldon
- Milad Shokouhi
- Martin Szummer
- Nick Craswell
In Information Systems
- Weiyi Meng
- Nick Craswell
- Margaret E. Connell
- Clement T. Yu
- King-Lup Liu
- Jamie Callan
- Martin Szummer
- D. Sheldon
In Signal Processing
- Margaret E. Connell
- King-Lup Liu
- Clement T. Yu
- Weiyi Meng
- Nick Craswell
- Martin Szummer
- D. Sheldon
- Milad Shokouhi
Citations in the corpus
- LambdaMerge: merging the results of query reformulations (2011, result): “Note that this type of two-stage score normalization is analogous to some federated search blending techniques where the rescaled server-specific document scores are normalized according to server quality scores [5].”
- Building efficient and effective metasearch engines (2002, methodology): “Recently, it was shown in Xu and Callan [1998] that if phrase information is collected and stored in each database representative and queries are expanded based on a technique called local context analysis [Xu and Croft 1996], then the CORI Net approach can select useful databases more accurately.”
- Query-based sampling of text databases (2001, methodology): “Although the theoretical justi cation for this heuristic normalization is weak, it has been e ective in practice [1; 2; 4; 22] and has been used in INQUERY since 1995.”