Recall oriented search on the web using semantic annotations

Authors:
Rianne Kaptein;Egon L. Van den Broek;Gijs Koot;Mirjam A.A. Huis in 't Veld
Affiliations:
TNO, Delft, Netherlands;TNO, Delft, Netherlands;TNO, Delft, Netherlands;TNO, Delft, Netherlands
Venue:
Proceedings of the sixth international workshop on Exploiting semantic annotations in information retrieval
Year:
2013

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Abstract

Web search engines are optimized for early precision, which makes it difficult to perform recall oriented tasks with them. In this article, we propose several ways to leverage semantic annotations and, thereby, increase the efficiency of recall oriented search tasks, with a focus on forensic investigation. Semantic annotations, such as temporal annotations, named entities, and domain context, can be used to rerank, and cluster search result sets. In addition, domain context can be used to improve recall.