Btu Dbis' Multimodal Wikipedia Retrieval Runs at Imageclef 2011
Authors | David Zellhöfer Thomas Böttcher |
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Publication date | 2011 |
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Btu Dbis' Multimodal Wikipedia Retrieval Runs at Imageclef 2011 - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2011, written by David Zellhöfer and Thomas Böttcher.
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In this work, authors summarize the results of first participation in the Wikipedia Retrieval task. For experiments, authors rely on a cognitively motivated IR model: the principle of polyrepresentation. The principle’s core hypothesis is that a document is defined by different representations such as low-level features, or textual content that can be combined in a structured manner reflecting the user’s information need. For first participation, authors used mono-lingual English retrieval in combination with global low-level features without further user interaction or query modification techniques. Authors best NOFB reached rank 64 or rank 13 of the mono-lingual English runs. This result is promising as authors have not used structural information about the documents. Additionally, findings are indicating the correctness of the polyrepresentative hypothesis for multimodal retrieval.
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Zellhöfer, David; Böttcher, Thomas. (2011). "[[Btu Dbis' Multimodal Wikipedia Retrieval Runs at Imageclef 2011]]".
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{{cite journal |last1=Zellhöfer |first1=David |last2=Böttcher |first2=Thomas |title=Btu Dbis' Multimodal Wikipedia Retrieval Runs at Imageclef 2011 |date=2011 |url=https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/Btu_Dbis'_Multimodal_Wikipedia_Retrieval_Runs_at_Imageclef_2011}}
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Zellhöfer, David; Böttcher, Thomas. (2011). "<a href="https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/Btu_Dbis'_Multimodal_Wikipedia_Retrieval_Runs_at_Imageclef_2011">Btu Dbis' Multimodal Wikipedia Retrieval Runs at Imageclef 2011</a>".
