Document ranking and the vector-space model
IEEE SoftwarePublished 1 January 1997
Dik Lun Lee, H. S. Chuang, Kent Seamons
Citations344
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.56
SNIP1.10
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Using several simplifications of the vector-space model for text retrieval queries, the authors seek the optimal balance between processing efficiency and retrieval effectiveness as expressed in relevant document rankings.
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Using several simplifications of the vector-space model for text retrieval queries, the authors seek the optimal balance between processing efficiency and retrieval effectiveness as expressed in relevant document rankings.
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