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9141 Statistical Language Models and Information Retrieval: Natural Language Processing Really Meets Retrieval

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Hiemstra, D. and de Jong, F.M.G. (2001) Statistical Language Models and Information Retrieval: Natural Language Processing Really Meets Retrieval. Glot international, 5 (8). pp. 288-293. ISSN 1381-3439

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Abstract

Traditionally, natural language processing techniques for information retrieval have always been studied outside the framework of formal models of information retrieval. In this article, we introduce a new formal model of information retrieval based on the application of statistical language models. Simple natural language processing techniques that are often used for information retrieval ± we give an introductory overview of these techniques in Section 2 ± can be modeled by the new language modeling approach.

Item Type:	Article
Research Group:	EWI-HMI: Human Media Interaction
Research Project:	DRUID: Multimedia Indexing and Retrieval on the basis of Image Processing and Language and Speech Technology
Additional Information:	Imported from HMI
ID Code:	9141
Status:	Published
Deposited On:	26 January 2007
Refereed:	No
International:	Yes
More Information:	statistics

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