Sentence examples for for retrieval systems from inspiring English sources

Of particular importance is the creation of indexing schemes for retrieval systems in non-library contexts.

This paper investigates the ways in which people group or categorize documents associated with a voluminous work to guide the construction of organized displays for information retrieval systems (IRSs).

Hence, a combination of images along with their corresponding tags is useful for intelligent retrieval systems, those are designed to gain high-level understanding from images and facilitate semantic search.

Incorporating theories of spatial memory and representative icons in designs for visualized retrieval systems helps children to recognize different categories of knowledge content and improves their efficiency in information retrieval.

The survey provided in this paper is important both for designers of information retrieval systems for young users as well as for researchers who start working in this field.

Guided by the findings of these user studies, we describe challenges for the design of information retrieval systems for young users.

For legal information retrieval systems, the human-curated finding aid is being overtaken by the computer algorithm.

It also has implications for music information retrieval systems design: results suggest that these systems should be engaging, include a wealth of extra-musical information, allow users to navigate among music items, and encourage serendipitous encountering of music.

These results enable us to conclude that the exploratory search paradigm, making use of knowledge mined from Wikipedia, is a very promising approach for building information retrieval systems to be used in learning contexts.

Since such videos often do not have text tags, there has been a strong demand for automatic video retrieval systems based on video contents.

In this paper, we present the state of the art in the field of information retrieval that is relevant for understanding how to design information retrieval systems for children.