IRS Unit-1 - PDF - Information Retrieval - Database Index
IRS Unit-1 - PDF - Information Retrieval - Database Index
The document discusses the components and functions of an information retrieval system, including item normalization to
standardize formats, indexing to create searchable data structures, se… Full description 125 pages
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The two major measures commonly associated with information systems are
“precision”and “recall” PDF 67% (3)
Support of user search generation IRS Automatic Indexing UNIT-
How to present the search results in a format that facilitate the user in determining 2
relevant items
The two major measures commonly associated with information systems are precision and recall. 18 pages
When a user decides to issue a search looking for information on a topic, the total database is
logically divided into four segments shown in Figure 1.1. Relevant items are those documents PDF No ratings yet
that contain information that helps the searcher in answering his question. Non-relevant items
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items that do not provide any directly useful information. There are two possibilities with respect
to each item: it can be retrieved or not retrieved by the user’s query. Precision and recall are
defined as: 33 pages
Figure 1.1 Effects of Search on Total Document Space
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Where Number_Possible_Relevant are the number of relevant items in the database. PDF No ratings yet
Number_Total_Retieved is the total number of items retrieved from the query. JNTUH FLAT Study Material
Number_Retrieved_Relevant is the number of items retrieved that are relevant to the
user’s search need.
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1.3 Functional Overview :
A total Information Storage and Retrieval System is composed of four major functional
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processes: STM Unit-4
Item normalization,
Selective dissemination of information (i.e., “mail”),
Archival document database search, and 36 pages
An index database search along with the
Automatic file build process that supports index files. PDF No ratings yet
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1.3.1 Item Normalization:
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• Normalize incoming items to a standard format Computer Networks JNTUH
Language encoding
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• Logical restructuring – zoning
• Create a searchable data structure (Indexing) 6 pages
Identification of processing tokens
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Stemming of the tokens Intro to Info Retrieval
Systems
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• Parse the item into logical sub-divisions that have meaning to user Title, Author,
Abstract, Main Text, Conclusion, References, Country, Keyword… 87 pages
• Visible to the user and used to increase the precision of a search and optimize the display
The zoning information is passed to the processing token identification operation to store PDF 100% (2)
the information, allowing searches to be restricted to a specific zone display the minimum
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data required from each item to allow determination of the possible relevance of that item
(Display zones such as Title, Abstract…)
• Identify the information that are used in the search process – Processing Tokens (Better PDF No ratings yet
than Words)
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• The first step is to determine a word
Dividing input symbols into three classes
• Valid word symbols: alphabetic characters,numbers
• Inter-word symbols: blanks, periods, semicolons (nonsearchable) 48 pages
• Special processing symbols: hyphen (-)
A word is defined as a contiguous set of word symbols bounded by inter-word PDF No ratings yet
symbols. Information Visualization
Technologies
1.3.1.4 Stop Algorithm:
• Save system resources by eliminating from the set of searchable processing tokens those 15 pages
have little value to the search Whose frequency and/or semantic use make them of no use
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• Any word found in almost every item IRS Unit-3
• Any word only found once or twice in the database
Frequency * Rank = Constant
Stop algorithm v.s. Stop list
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Clustering and Search
Techniques in Information
Retrieval Systems
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Processing tokens -> Stemming Algorithm -> update to the PDF No ratings yet
Searchable data structure
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Internal representation (not visible to user)
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Semantic concepts represent the items in database 86 pages
Limit what a user can find as a result of the search
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IoT & SDN Integration with
1.3.2 Functional Overview – Selective Dissemination of Information :
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Provides the capability to dynamically compare newly received items in the
information system against standing statements of interest of users and deliver the 65 pages
item to those users whose statement of interest matches the contents of the items
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Search process IRS Unit-1
User statements of interest (Profile)
User mail file
A profile contains a typically broad search statement along with a list of user mail
files that will receive the document if the search statement in the profile is satisfied 61 pages
As each item is received, it is processed against every user’s profile When the
search statement is satisfied, the item is placed in the mail file(s) associated with PDF No ratings yet
the process User search profiles are different than ad hoc queries in that they Data Structures for IR
contain significant more search terms and cover a wider range of interests .
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