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Previous work has established that search engine queries can be classified according to the intent of the searcher (i.e., why is the user searching, what specifically do they intend to do). In this article, we describe an experiment in which four sets of queries, each set representing a different user intent, are repeatedly submitted to three search engines over a period of 60 days. Using a variety...
In this paper we look at how images can be labelled as a result of click throughs from searches. One approach acts as a filter on image searches specifically, while the other approach propagates labels to images from their containing pages, where those pages were labelled themselves using clickthrough as a filter on text search. Then the paper reports on an experiment where users ranked for relevance...
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