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Time-based language models
Abstract
We explore the relationship between time and relevance using TREC ad-hoc queries. A type of query is identified that favors very recent documents. We propose a time-based language model approach to retrieval for these queries. We show how time can be incorporated into both query-likelihood models and relevance models. These models were used for experiments comparing time-based language models to heuristic techniques for incorporating document recency in the ranking. Our results show that time-based models perform as well as or better than the best of the heuristic techniques.
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“One of the first works that implemented recency-sensitive ranking was proposed by [Li and Croft 2003].”
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“they introduced the notion of time-based language models as an extension of work proposed by [Ponte and Croft 1998] to favor documents created in recent time.”
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- Li, X., & Croft, W. B.
- Affiliations
- University of Massachusetts, MA
- Venue
- Proceedings of the twelfth international conference on Information and knowledge management
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- ACM
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- 2003-11-03
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- 469-475
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- 161
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