HNC's <i>MatchPlus</i> system
ACM SIGIR ForumPublished 15 October 1992Open access
Stephen I. Gallant, William R. Caid, Joel Carleton, Robert Hecht-Nielsen, Kent P. Qing, David Sudbeck
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HNC is developing a neural network related approach to document retrieval called MatchPlus, which goals include high precision/recall performance, ease of use, incorporation of machine learning algorithms, and sensitivity to similarity of use.
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HNC is developing a neural network related approach to document retrieval called MatchPlus . Goals of this approach include high precision/recall performance, ease of use, incorporation of machine learning algorithms, and sensitivity to similarity of use .
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