Novelty detection using local context analysis
Published 23 July 2007
Ronald T. Fernández, David E. Losada
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The aim of this work is to determine the utility of Local Context Analysis (LCA) for retrieval of relevant and novel sentences and to apply LCA to focus the estimation of novelty on query-related terms.
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