Mathematical foundations of information retrieval
The book is devoted to the mathematical methods used in computer added information retrieval. It includes a mathematics handbook containing short descriptions of the majority of the mathematical concepts and results used for information retrieval (chapter 2), models using these concepts (chapter 3), mathematical theory resulting study of mentioned above models (chapter 4), analysis of relevance effectiveness in information retrieval (chapter 5) and some methods of decision. making theory applied within this area (chapter 6). Some ideas stated in the first chapter are very near to the taxonomy approaches. Most of the numerical examples are presented in the appendices 1-3, but some of them are included in the content of chapters (chapters 3, 5). The most complicated concepts are given with graphical illustrations. Mathematical methods using for information retrieval directed graphs and Petri nets are ignored.
- The modern algebra of information retrieval
- Foundation of information retrieval
- Graph-based natural language processing and information retrieval.
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- Mathematical models for organizing data collections
- Possibilistic networks for information retrieval
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