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This paper discusses Chinese information retrieval using Lemur, a freely available information retrieval toolkit.
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Abstract: This paper describes our participation in NTCIR-5 Chinese Information Retrieval (IR) evaluation. The main purpose is to evaluate Lemur, a freely available information retrieval toolkit. Our results showed that Lemur could provide above average performance on most of the runs. We also compared manual queries vs. automatic queries for Chinese IR. The results show that manually generated queries did not have much effect on IR performance. More analysis will be carried out to discover causes behind hard topics and ways to improve the overall retrieval performance.
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Chen, Jiangping; Li, Rowena & Li, Fei.Chinese Information Retrieval Using Lemur: NTCIR-5 CIR Experiments at UNT,
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