Approaches to intelligent information retrieval
Information Processing & ManagementPublished 1 January 1987
W. Bruce Croft
Citations146
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Ces 2 approches contribuent a the construction of systemes plus efficaces a celles developpees en intelligence artificielle.
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Le concept de recherche documentaire intelligente, recouvre la recherche en intelligence artificielle et en recherche documentaire. Les etudes dans ce domaine sont de 2 sortes: 1) des recherches fondamentales sur un point precis en intelligence artificielle tel que le traitement du langage naturel, la representation de la connaissance ou le raisonnement utilise pour la recherche documentaire; 2) des recherches qui se concentrent sur le developpement des systemes qui allient les techniques traditionnelles de la recherche documentaire a celles developpees en intelligence artificielle. Ces 2 approches contribuent a la construction de systemes plus efficaces. (INTD)
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