Fine got up from the table where we were sitting and retrieved a document from his desk drawer.
"Many people were saying, 'Who is the author of these attacks?' And they wondered, 'Why is the government lying to us?' " The day of the bombings, analysts at the Forsvarets Forskningsinstitutt, a Norwegian think tank near Oslo, retrieved a document that they had noticed on an Islamist Web site the previous December.
A chemist can then check if a structure is covered by a patent by doing a substructure search and retrieving a document that previously was not structure searchable.
Speaking with Bloomberg Television on Tuesday, he said, "I'm not necessarily trying to take them on… I just think there are some percentage of queries that are better answered by a human mind than retrieving a document that's already been published".
To a great extent, it's a celebration of violence: to advance, players must handle a variety of tasks, including shooting lots of Armenian enemies, rescuing a wounded Azerbaijani soldier, retrieving a document and blowing up a building in the town of Shusha".
The average hit ratio of each system (i.e. the fraction of queries generated by PathText 2 that retrieve a given document) is considered when ranking the documents.
He appeared for the first time in 1973 in "The Godwulf Manuscript," in which he is hired by a university to retrieve a stolen medieval document, an investigation that triggers a murder.
Next to mapping query text to concepts using string matching, a common method to obtain a MeSH-based representation of the query is to use relevance feedback: The original query is used to retrieve a set of documents and based on the MeSH terms assigned to these documents, a MeSH-based query is obtained.
Alice also would like to occasionally retrieve a subset of documents accordingly to a predicate without revealing any sensitive information to Bob.
