From query based Information Retrieval to context driven Information Supply
author:
Andrei Broder,
Yahoo! Research, Yahoo!
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| 0:00 | From query based Information Retrieval to context driven Information Supply |
| 1:36 | The pre-history of web search …1 |
| 2:25 | The short history of web search – consumer side |
| 3:19 | Without search engines the web would not be possible |
| 6:12 | Web has grown to a mass |
| 6:34 | Basic assumptions of |
| 6:56 | Classic IR Goal |
| 8:03 | User Needs |
| 10:40 | The evolution of commercial web |
| 13:40 | Search on the Web |
| 14:31 | Third generation search |
| 14:40 | Third generation search engine: |
| 15:00 | Third generation search |
| 15:06 | Yahoo!: |
| 15:48 | Ask Jeeves: |
| 16:07 | Yahoo!: |
| 17:23 | Yahoo shortcuts |
| 18:18 | |
| 18:59 | Answering “the need behind the query” |
| 19:51 | The spatial context -- geosearch |
| 21:18 | Google: |
| 21:33 | Yahoo!: |
| 21:44 | Yahoo!: |
| 22:19 | Third generation search: |
| 23:35 | Main historical trend in web search |
| 24:02 | What’s next? Fourth generation: |
| 25:07 | Historical information supply sources |
| 25:49 | From Information Retrieval to Information |
| 27:11 | From Information Retrieval to Information |
| 29:06 | Information supply picture |
| 29:48 | Some current information supply approaches |
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