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<TITLE> Information Retrieval Experiment </TITLE>
<SUBTITLE> Ineffable concepts in information retrieval </SUBTITLE>
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<AUTHOR1> Nicholas J. Belkin </AUTHOR1>
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<EDITOR1> Karen Sparck Jones </EDITOR1>
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58 Ineffable concepts in information retrieval
32. MCGILL, M. J. Knowledge and information spaces: implications for retrieval Systems, Journal
of the American Society for Information Science 27, 205-210 (1976)
33. COOPER, w. 5. The paradoxical role of unexamined documents in the evaluation of retrieval
effectiveness, Information Processing and Management 12, 367-76 (1976)
34. ODDY, R. N. Information retrieval through man-machine dialogue, Journal of Documentation
33, 1-14(1977)
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