SP500207
NIST Special Publication 500-207: The First Text REtrieval Conference (TREC-1)
TIPSTER Panel -- HNC's MatchPlus System
chapter
S. Gallant
R. Hecht-Nielson
W. Caid
K. Qing
J. Carleton
D. Sudbeck
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Donna K. Harman
* cluster tree speedup for retrieval
* different term weighting methods for document
and query context vector creation, as well as for
bootstrapping.
Although young, we believe MatchPlus has already
shown encouraging results, and we look forward to
growing it.
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