Overview of the TREC 2005 Enterprise Track

By Nick Craswell, A. D. Vries, Ian Soboroff. Text Retrieval Conference, 2005

397 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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Formal models for expert finding in enterprise corpora (2006, result): “Compared to the runs submitted by the TREC 2005 Enterprise Track participants [3], our best results would be in the top 5.”
Information Retrieval Evaluation (2011, background): “Topics were constructed for three search tasks: a known-item task (email message), an ad hoc search for email on a specific topic, and search for experts in a specific area [59].”
Social influence analysis in large-scale networks (2009, methodology): “We evaluate the performance of different methods in terms of Precision@5 (P@5), P@10, P@20, R-precision (R-Pre), and mean average precision (MAP) [4, 7].”
Test Collection Based Evaluation of Information Retrieval Systems (2010, background): “Search tasks associated with organizations were explored in the Enterprise track, which examined search of email discussion threads as well as using a multi-faceted collection of documents from an organization to create a search task for location of experts in particular topics [70].”
Explicit Semantic Ranking for Academic Search via Knowledge Graph Embedding (2017, background): “Other research on academic graphs includes the extraction and disambiguation of authors, integration of diﬀerent publication resources [21], and expert ﬁnding [2, 7, 29].”
Latent entity space: a novel retrieval approach for entity-bearing queries (2015, methodology): “Entity retrieval was ﬁrst investigated in the expert search task of the Enterprise Track (Craswell et al. 2005; Soboroff et al. 2006) in the TREC conference with the goal to ﬁnd people with speciﬁc expertise.”