Re-ranking Google search returned web documents using document classification scores

  • Plansangket S
  • Gan J
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Abstract

Web document ranking is a very challenging issue for search engines because about 80% of the search engine users are usuallyinterested in the top three returned search results only. This paper proposes an effective method for re-ranking Google searchreturned web documents/pages based on document classification. This method downgrades some web documents/pages thathave lower classification scores or been classified into categories irrelevant to the query. The experimental results show thatthe re-ranking of Google search returned web documents using document classification scores can significantly improve theranking performance in terms of the integrated evaluation result using three criteria: MAP, nDCG, and P@20. It is evident thatthe proposed re-ranking method can meet the user’s information need better.

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Plansangket, S., & Gan, J. Q. (2016). Re-ranking Google search returned web documents using document classification scores. Artificial Intelligence Research, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.5430/air.v6n1p59

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