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by jll29
1303 days ago
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NIST's TREC workshop series uses Cyril Cleverdon's methodology ("Cranfield paradigm") from the 1960s, and more could surely be done at the evaluation front: - systematically addressing sampling error; - more than 50 queries; - more/all QRELs; - full evaluation instead of system pooling; - study IR not just of the English language (this has been picked up by CLEF and NTCIR in Europe and Japan, respectively) - to devise metrics that take energy efficiency into account. - ... At the same time, we have to be very grateful to NIST/TREC for executing an international (open) benchmark annually, which has moved the field forward a lot in the last 25 years. |
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