Automatic combination of multiple ranked retrieval systems
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Condorcet fusion for improved retrieval
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Informing observers: quality-driven filtering and composition of web 2.0 sources
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In this paper, we propose that the quality of the page delivery should play an important role in the page ranking process, especially for users with a slow Internet connection or mobile users. We define several important quality attributes and explain how we rank the web page based on these attributes. The experiment result shows that our proposed algorithm can promote the pages with a higher delivery quality to higher positions in the result list, which is beneficial to users to improve their searching experiences.