DR-link in tipster III

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A Natural Language Processing based Information Retrieval System that was one of the original systems developed in Phase I of TIPSTER, was the basis of research in TIPSTER III the goal of which was to add two extended capabilities to the core system. Following a description of the multiple levels of linguistic processing that were developed for the original DR-EINK System, details are provided on research into query-specific data fusion and query-specific cross-document summarization. Experimental results show that there is potential for improving retrieval through query-specific fusion and that analysts found the Detailed Multiple Document Summary to be extremely useful for almost every query, while the Thumbnail sketch was useful in approximately 50% of the queries. © 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers.

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Liddy, E. D., Diamond, T., & McKenna, M. (2000). DR-link in tipster III. Information Retrieval, 3(4), 291–311. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009986331526

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