1989), which is based on a two-stage search using signature files for a first cut and then ranking retrieved documents by term-weighting. 1974. Only those experiments dealing directly with term-weighting and ranking will be discussed here. J. HARTER, S. P. 1975. The query is parsed using the same parser that was used for the index creation, with each term then checked against the stoplist for removal of common terms. "Optimizing Convenient Online Access to Bibliographic Databases." J. Signature files have also been used in SIBRIS, an operational information retrieval system (Wade et al. If it is determined that the ranking system must also handle adjacency or field restrictions, then either the index must record the additional location information (field location, word position within record, and so on) as described for Boolean inverted files, or an alternative method (see section 14.8.4) can be used that does not increase storage but increases response time when using these particular operations. J. 2. This usually requires a second pass over the actual document, that is each document marked as containing "nearest" and "neighbor" is passed through a fast string search algorithm looking for the phrase "nearest neighbor," or all documents containing "Willett" have their author field checked for "Willett." HARPER, D. J. "Term-Weighting Approaches in Automatic Text Retrieval," Information Processing and Management, 24(5), 513-23. A larger data set of 38,304 records had dictionaries on the order of 250,000 lines (250,000 unique terms, including some numerals) and an average of 88 postings per record. Average response time 0.38 1.2 2.6 4.1 Go to Chapter 15 Back to Table of Contents. 3. The noise measure consistently slightly outperformed the IDF (however with no significant difference). The basic indexing and search processes described in section 14.6 suggest no manner of coping with this problem, as the original record terms are not stored in the inverted file; only their stems are used. For both controlled and uncontrolled vocabulary he found a significant difference in the performance of similarity measures, with a group of about 15 different similarity measures all performing significantly better than the rest. A final time savings on I/O could be done by loading the dictionary into memory when opening a data set. 1981. This option would improve response time considerably over option 1, although option 3 may be somewhat faster (depending on search hardware). Paper presented at the Sixth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Bethesda, Maryland. A very different approach based on complex intradocument structure was used in the experiments involving latent semantic indexing (Lochbaum and Streeter 1989). Documentation, 27(4), 254-66. YU, C. T., and G. SALTON. 1989. Paper presented at ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Brussels, Belgium. "Automatic Ranked Output from Boolean Searches in SIRE." MARON, M. E., and J. L. KUHNS. The following method serves only as an illustration of a very simple pruning procedure, with an example of the time savings that can be expected using a pruning technique on a large data set. WADE, S. J., P. WILLETT, and D. BAWDEN. CROFT, W. B. 1988. SRINIVASAN, P. 1989. This model has been used as the basis for many ranking retrieval experiments, in particular the SMART system experiments under Salton and his associates (1968, 1971, 1973, 1981, 1983, 1988). HARTER, S. P. 1975. Perry and Willett (1983) and Lucarella (1983) also described methods of reducing the number of cells involved in this final sort. This makes the searching process relatively independent of the number of retrieved records--only the sort for the final set of ranks is affected by the number of records being sorted. As can be seen, the response times are greatly affected by pruning. This is not a major factor for small data sets and for some retrieval environments, especially those involved in research into new retrieval mechanisms. "Search Term Relevance Weighting Given Little Relevance Information." The Art of Computer Programming, Reading, Mass. It would be feasible to use structures other than simple inverted files, such as the more complex structures mentioned in that chapter, as long as the elements needed for ranking are provided. "On the Specification of Term Values in Automatic Indexing." BUCKLEY, C., and A. LEWIT. This usually requires a second pass over the actual document, that is each document marked as containing "nearest" and "neighbor" is passed through a fast string search algorithm looking for the phrase "nearest neighbor," or all documents containing "Willett" have their author field checked for "Willett." This system assigns higher ranks to documents matching greater numbers of query terms than would normally be done in the ranking schemes discussed experimentally. (1979) examined the literature from different fields to select 67 similarity measures and 39 term-weighting schemes. Average number of 797 2843 5869 22654 Additionally, relevance feedback reweighting is difficult using this option. The following method serves only as an illustration of a very simple pruning procedure, with an example of the time savings that can be expected using a pruning technique on a large data set. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979b. Documentation, 31(4), 266-72. 1989. Although this seems a tedious method of handling phrases or field restrictions, it can be done in parallel with user browsing operations so that users are often unaware that a second processing step is occurring. FRAKES, W. B. Recent work on the effective use of inverted files suggests better ways of storing and searching these files (Burkowski 1990; Cutting and Pedersen 1990). "A Document Retrieval System Based on Nearest Neighbor Searching." 1983. "The Use of Hierarchic Clustering in Information Retrieval." Relevance Feedback in Document Retrieval Systems: An Evaluation of Probabilistic Strategies. 1977. -------------------------------------------------------- Do a binary search for the first term (i.e., the highest IDF) and get the address of the postings list for that term. BERNSTEIN, L. M., and R. E. WILLIAMSON. For details on the search system associated with CITE, see section 14.7.2. "A Performance Yardstick for Test Collections." This system therefore is much more flexible and much easier to update than the basic inverted file and search process described in section 14.6. Therefore, only the record id has to be stored as the location for each word, creating a much smaller index than for Boolean systems (in the order of 10% to 15% of the text size). Harman and Candela (1990) experimented with various pruning algorithms using this method, looking for an algorithm that not only improved response time, but did not significantly hurt retrieval results. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979a. The best value for K proved to be 0.3 for the automatically indexed Cranfield collection, and 0.5 for the NPL collection, confirming that within-document term frequency plays a much smaller role in the NPL collection with its short documents having few repeating terms. Information Retrieval Experiment. This implies that the file to be searched should be as short as possible, and for this reason the single file shown containing the terms, record ids, and frequencies is usually split into two pieces for searching: the dictionary containing the term, along with statistics about that term such as number of postings and IDF, and then a pointer to the location of the postings file for that term. "The Implementation of a Document Retrieval System," in Research and Development in Information Retrieval, eds. Documentation, 35(4), 285-95. -------------------------------------------------------- J. For details on the search system associated with CITE, see section 14.7.2. The implementation will be described as two interlocking pieces: the indexing of the text and the using (searching) of that index to return a ranked list of record identification numbers (ids). J. American Society for Information Science, 25, 312-19. The term-weighting is done in the search process using the raw frequencies stored in the postings lists. Terms that have no stem for a given data set only have the basic 2-element postings record. 1984. In looking at results from all the experiments, some trends clearly emerge. This process can be made much less dependent on the number of records retrieved by using a method developed by Doszkocs for CITE (Doszkocs 1982). 1979. 14.3.4 Set-Oriented Ranking Models 14.4.2 Ranking Based on Document Structure 1980. 1977) built a hybrid system using Boolean searching and a vector-model-based ranking scheme, weighting by the use of raw term frequency within documents (for more on the hybrid aspects of this system, see section 14.7.3). Other collections showed less improvement, but the same relative merit of the term-weighting schemes was found. The most well known of the set-oriented models are the clustering models where a query is ranked against a hierarchically grouped set of related documents. . Although other small-scale operational systems using ranking exist, often their ranking algorithms are not clear from publications, and so these are not listed here. JARDINE, N., and C. J. New York: Elsevier Science Publishers. J. Average number of 4.1 3.5 3.5 3.5 CROFT, W. B., and L. RUGGLES. 14.8.3 Ranking and Boolean Systems 14.7 MODIFICATIONS AND ENHANCEMENTS TO THE BASIC INDEXING AND SEARCH PROCESSES "Intelligent Information Retrieval Using Rough Set Approximations." "Term-Weighting Approaches in Automatic Text Retrieval," Information Processing and Management, 24(5), 513-23. She used four collections, with indexing generally taken from manually extracted keywords instead of using full-text indexing, and with all queries based on manual keywords. SPARCK JONES, K. 1981. That study also suggests that the ability of a ranking system to use the smaller inverted files discussed in this chapter makes storage and efficiency of ranking techniques competitive with that of signature files. "A Probabilistic Approach to Automatic Keyword Indexing." J. Documentation, 27(4), 254-66. In scheduling algorithms for virtual output queuing switches, PIM introduced the use of randomness, but was soon replaced by deterministic alternatives due to its resulting performance limitations and high cost. This model is the subject of Chapter 16 and will not be further discussed here. records retrieved Sort the accumulators with nonzero weights to produce the final ranked record list. Relevance Feedback in Document Retrieval Systems: An Evaluation of Probabilistic Strategies. CLEVERDON, C. 1983. 1979. Do a binary search for the first term (i.e., the highest IDF) and get the address of the postings list for that term. 5. terms per query If the query term is not common, it is then passed through the stemming routine and a binary search for that stem is executed against the dictionary. Combining the within-document frequency with either the IDF or noise measure, and normalizing for document length improved results more than twice as much as using the IDF or noise alone in the Cranfield collection. The disadvantage of this option is that updating requires changing all postings because the IDF is an integral part of the posting (and the IDF measure changes as any additions are made to the data set). where "Optimizing Convenient Online Access to Bibliographic Databases." "Evaluation of the 2-Poisson Model as a Basis for Using Term Frequency Data in Searching." 14.7 MODIFICATIONS AND ENHANCEMENTS TO THE BASIC INDEXING AND SEARCH PROCESSES For performing predictive analysis in the VoD framework, one needs to process the massive CDR data as well as the deep packet inspection (DPI) data to gather information on videos watched and URLs accessed. where Q = the number of matching terms between document j and query k 1976. 1979. KNUTH, D. E. 1973. But it does point out how an inexperienced optimizer can run into problems when attempting to manipulate PR on a site. An enhancement to the indexing program to allow easier updating is given in section 14.7.4. "From Research to Application: The CITE Natural Language Information Retrieval System," in Research and Development in Information Retrieval, eds. This does not mean that nothing is allowed: some measures can be taken to get a better PageRank in a fair way, e.g. Because these two algorithms do not explicitly model relevance and freshness aspects for ranking, we fed them with the concatenation of all our URL relevance/freshness and query features. Paper presented at ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Brussels, Belgium. J. of Information Science, 6, 25-33. 2. Information Processing and Management, 15(3), 133-44. 14.6 DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS FOR RANKING For smaller data sets, or for environments where ease of update and flexibility are more important than query response time, the inverted file could have a structure more conducive to updating. A possible alternative is the noise or entropy measure tried in several experiments . 28-37. 14.9 SUMMARY The user may request ranked output. "Retrieving Records from a Gigabyte of Text on a Minicomputer using Statistical Ranking." J. American Society for Information Science, in press. The following method serves only as an illustration of a very simple pruning procedure, with an example of the time savings that can be expected using a pruning technique on a large data set. -------------------------------------------------------- An example of the merged inverted file is shown in Figure 14.5. The inverted file described here is a modification to the inverted files described in Chapter 3 on that subject. Although other small-scale operational systems using ranking exist, often their ranking algorithms are not clear from publications, and so these are not listed here. "Operations Research Applied to Document Indexing and Retrieval Decisions." ni = the total number of occurrences of term i in the collection Using Harman's normalized frequency as an example, the raw frequency for each term from the final table of the inversion process would be transformed into a log function and then divided by the log of the length of the corresponding record (the lengths of the records were collected and saved in the parsing step). Association for Computing Machinery, 25(1), 67-80. 1971. The SMART Retrieval System -- Experiments in Automatic Document Processing. SALTON, G., H. WU, and C. T. YU. Documentation, 32(4), 294-317. This section will describe a simple but complete implementation of the ranking part of a retrieval system. This was the method chosen for the basic search process (see Figure 14.4). These records can be retrieved in the normal manner, but pruned before addition to the retrieved record list (and therefore not sorted). The combination of the within-document frequency with the IDF weight often provides even more improvement. N = the number of documents in the collection 1974. Results are presented in a roughly chronological order to provide some sense of the development of knowledge about ranking through these experiments. Perry and Willett (1983) and Lucarella (1983) also described methods of reducing the number of cells involved in this final sort. "Experiments with Representation in a Document Retrieval System." Whereas ranking can be done without the use of relevance feedback, retrieval will be further improved by the addition of this query modification technique. Go to Chapter 15 Back to Table of Contents, There are many ways to combine Boolean searches and ranking. First, it is very important to normalize the within-document frequency in some manner, both to moderate the effect of high-frequency terms in a document (i.e., a term appearing 20 times is not 20 times as important as one appearing only once) and to compensate for document length. This hybrid dictionary is in alphabetic stem order, with the terms sorted within the stem, and contains the stem, the number of postings and IDF of the stem, the term, the number of postings and IDF of the term, a bit to indicate if the term is stemmed or not stemmed, and the offset of the postings for this stem/term combination. 1984. "On the Specification of Term Values in Automatic Indexing." clustering using "nearest neighbor" techniques Information Processing and Management, 25(4), 347-61. M. Williams, pp. Paper presented at ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Brussels, Belgium. 1990. SALTON, G. 1971. J. "Experiments in Relevance Weighting of Search Terms." Figure 14.1 shows this representation for a data set with seven unique terms. 14.5 A GUIDE TO SELECTING RANKING TECHNIQUES maxn = the maximum frequency of any term in the collection "From Research to Application: The CITE Natural Language Information Retrieval System," in Research and Development in Information Retrieval, eds. 1988. Q = the number of matching terms between document j and query k 1990. Sort the accumulators with nonzero weights to produce the final ranked record list. Freqik = the frequency of term i in document k "Evaluation of the 2-Poisson Model as a Basis for Using Term Frequency Data in Searching." (National Bureau of Standards Miscellaneous Publication 269). Paper presented at the Eighth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Montreal, Canada. Paper presented at the Sixth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Bethesda, Maryland. An Evaluation of Factors Affecting Document Ranking by Information Retrieval Systems. Association for Computing Machinery, 15(1), 8-36. the queries would be parsed into single terms and the documents ranked as if there were no special syntax. Even a fast sort of thousands of records is very time consuming. They then use this table to derive four formulas that reflect the relative distribution of terms in the relevant and nonrelevant documents, and propose that these formulas be used for term-weighting (the logs are related to actual use of the formulas in term-weighting). New York: Knowledge Industry Publications, Inc. Salton and Buckley suggest reducing the query weighting wiq to only the within-document frequency (freqiq) for long queries containing multiple occurrences of terms, and to use only binary weighting of documents (Wij = 1 or 0) for collections with short documents or collections using controlled vocabulary. "Experiments with Representation in a Document Retrieval System." New York: Knowledge Industry Publications, Inc. J. American Society for Information Science, 25, 312-19. J. Two different measures for the distribution of a term within a document collection were used, the IDF measure by Sparck Jones and a revised implementation of the "noise" measure (Dennis 1964; Salton and McGill 1983). 4. As can be seen, the response times are greatly affected by pruning. An Evaluation of Factors Affecting Document Ranking by Information Retrieval Systems. The basic ranking search methodology described in the chapter is so fast that it is effective to use in situations requiring simple restrictions on natural language queries. COOPER, W. S., and M. E. MARON. "Retrieving Records from a Gigabyte of Text on a Minicomputer using Statistical Ranking." New York: McGraw-Hill. "SIBRIS: the Sandwich Interactive Browsing and Ranking Information System." "The Measurement of Term Importance in Automatic Indexing." Relevance feedback was one of the first features to be added to the basic SMART system (Salton 1971), and is the foundation for the probabilistic indexing model (Robertson and Sparck Jones 1976). SRINIVASAN, P. 1989. "Implementing Ranking Strategies Using Text Signatures." "A Statistical Approach to Mechanized Encoding and Searching of Literary Information." Paper presented at the Second International Cranfield Conference on Mechanized Information Storage and Retrieval Systems, Cranfield, Bedford, England. CROFT, W. B., and L. RUGGLES. 1989), document and query structures are also used to influence the ranking, increasing term-weights for terms in titles of documents and decreasing term weights for terms added to a query from a thesaurus. J. "On Relevance, Probabilistic Indexing and Information Retrieval." When all the query terms have been handled, accumulators with nonzero weights are sorted to produce the final ranked record list. REFERENCES "A Statistical Interpretation of Term Specificity and Its Application in Retrieval." 1989), which is based on a two-stage search using signature files for a first cut and then ranking retrieved documents by term-weighting. The system accepts queries that are either Boolean logic strings (similar to many commercial on-line systems) or natural language queries (processed as Boolean queries with implicit OR connectors between all query terms). WALKER, S., and R. M. JONES. Experimental results showed that this term-weighting produced somewhat better results than the use of the IDF measure alone. J. 251-62. The main reason the natural language/ranking approach is more effective for end-users is that all the terms in the query are used for retrieval, with the results being ranked based on co-occurrence of query terms, as modified by statistical term-weighting (to be explained later in the chapter). 1984. However, none of these schemes involve extensions to the basic search process in section 14.6. Average number of 4.1 3.5 3.5 3.5 1973. "A Document Retrieval System Based on Nearest Neighbor Searching." MCGILL, M., M. KOLL, and T. NOREAULT. J. of Information Science, 6, 25-33. This operation would be done during the creation of the final dictionary and postings file, and this normalized frequency would be inserted in the postings file in place of the raw frequency shown. "An Experimental Study of Factors Important in Document Ranking." "Automatic Ranked Output from Boolean Searches in SIRE." 2. 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