Pooling for a large-scale test collection: An analysis of the search results from the first NTCIR Workshop

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We have conducted a study to: (1) verify the exhaustiveness of pooling for the purpose of constructing a large-scale test collection, and (2) examine whether a difference in the number of pool documents can affect the relative evaluation of IR systems. We carried out the experiments using search topics, their relevance assessments, and the search results that were submitted for both the pre-test and test of the first NTCIR Workshop. Our results verified the efficiency and the effectiveness of the pooling method, the exhaustiveness of the relevance assessments, and the reliability of the evaluation using the test collection based on the pooling method.

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Kuriyama, K., Kando, N., Nozue, T., & Eguchi, K. (2002). Pooling for a large-scale test collection: An analysis of the search results from the first NTCIR Workshop. Information Retrieval, 5(1), 41–59. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012778807438

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