"From Research to Application: The CITE Natural Language Information Retrieval System," in Research and Development in Information Retrieval, eds. This implies that the file to be searched should be as short as possible, and for this reason the single file shown containing the terms, record ids, and frequencies is usually split into two pieces for searching: the dictionary containing the term, along with statistics about that term such as number of postings and IDF, and then a pointer to the location of the postings file for that term. "Term Conflation for Information Retrieval." This same logic could be applied to the binary search of the dictionary, which takes about 14 reads per search for the larger data sets. maxfreqj = the maximum frequency of any term in document j
Except for data sets with critical hourly updates (such as stock quotes), this is generally not a problem. (Ed. LUHN, H. P. 1957. 5. ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems, 6(1), 42-62. The use of this theory as a predictive device was further investigated by Sparck Jones (1979a) who used a slightly modified version of F1 and F4 and again got much better results for F4 than for F1, even on a large test collection. The inverted file described here is a modification to the inverted files described in Chapter 3 on that subject.
M. Williams, pp. There are no modifications to the basic inverted file needed unless adjacency, field restrictions, and other such types of Boolean operations are desired. Query terms would normally use the stemmed version, but query terms marked with a "don't stem" character would be routed to the unstemmed version. In both cases, formula F4 was superior (closely followed by F3), with a large drop in performance between the optimal performance and the "predictive" performance, as would be expected. 1984. The implementation will be described as two interlocking pieces: the indexing of the text and the using (searching) of that index to return a ranked list of record identification numbers (ids). Terms that have no stem for a given data set only have the basic 2-element postings record. Early experiments (Salton and Lesk 1968; Salton 1971, p. 143) using the SMART system tested an overlap similarity function against the cosine correlation measure and tried simple term-weighting using the frequency of terms within the documents. J.
"A Review of the Use of Inverted Files for Best Match Searching in Information Retrieval Systems." Look at the first equation for maximizing, one example is update mpg of each car by dividing it by sum of mpg of all cars (sum normalization). Store the completely weighted term. 14.9 SUMMARY
The same procedure could be done for Croft's normalized frequency or any other normalized frequency used in an inner product similarity function, assuming appropriate record statistics have been stored during parsing. SALTON, G., and M. MCGILL. First, it is very important to normalize the within-document frequency in some manner, both to moderate the effect of high-frequency terms in a document (i.e., a term appearing 20 times is not 20 times as important as one appearing only once) and to compensate for document length. Early efforts to improve the efficiency of ranking systems for use in large data sets proposed the use of clustering techniques to avoid dealing with ranking the entire collection (Salton 1971). This necessity for ease of update also changes the postings structure, which becomes a series of linked variable length lists capable of infinite update expansion. HARMAN, D. 1986. The SMART Retrieval System -- Experiments in Automatic Document Processing. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979b. C = a constant for tuning the similarity function
Paper presented at the Sixth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Bethesda, Maryland. --------------------------------------------------------
"A Probabilistic Approach to Automatic Keyword Indexing." Berlin: Springer-Verlag. Do a binary search for the first term (i.e., the highest IDF) and get the address of the postings list for that term. Paper presented at the Statistical Association Methods for Mechanized Documentation. If option 1 was used for weighting, then the full term-weight must be calculated, as the weight stored in the posting is the raw frequency of the stem in that record. This was the method chosen for the basic search process (see Figure 14.4). 14.8.5 Ranking and Signature Files
There have been several studies examining the various factors involved in ranking that have not been based on any particular model but have instead used some method of comparing directly various similarity measures and term-weighting schemes. Whereas ranking can be done without the use of relevance feedback, retrieval will be further improved by the addition of this query modification technique. Because users are often most concerned with recent records, they seldom request to search many segments. Information Science, 6, 59-66. Depending upon the techniques used, the ranking algorithms give a different order to the resultant pages. 2. Information Services and Use, 4(1/2), 37-47.
1990. For further details on clustering and its use in ranking systems, see Chapter 16. As can be expected, the search process needs major modifications to handle these hybrid inverted files. The SIRE system (Noreault, Koll, and McGill 1977) incorporates a full Boolean capability with a variation of the basic search process. J. American Society for Information Science, 32(3), 175-86. The SMART Retrieval System -- Experiments in Automatic Document Processing. 14.8.4 Use of Ranking in Two-level Search Schemes
Somewhat less ideally, only the dictionary could be stored in memory, with disk access for the postings file. There are many ways to combine Boolean searches and ranking. Paper presented at ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Brussels, Belgium. Association for Computing Machinery, 24(3), 418-27. The inverted document frequency measure heavily used in implementing both the vector space model and the probabilistic model was derived by Sparck Jones (1972) from observing the Zipf distribution curve for collection vocabulary. "Operations Research Applied to Document Indexing and Retrieval Decisions." An efficient file structure is used to record which query term appears in which given retrieved document. 1974. the queries would be parsed into single terms and the documents ranked as if there were no special syntax. Improving Subject Retrieval in Online Catalogues, British Library Research Paper 24. Store the completely weighted term. The term-weighting is done in the search process using the raw frequencies stored in the postings lists. Report from the School of Information Studies, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. The response time for the 806 megabyte data set assumes parallel processing of the three parts of the data set, and would be longer if the data set could not be processed in parallel. The combination of the within-document frequency with the IDF weight often provides even more improvement. Average number of 797 2843 5869 22654
Salton and Buckley suggest reducing the query weighting wiq to only the within-document frequency (freqiq) for long queries containing multiple occurrences of terms, and to use only binary weighting of documents (Wij = 1 or 0) for collections with short documents or collections using controlled vocabulary. RAGHAVAN, V. V., H. P. SHI, and C. T. YU. It would be feasible to use structures other than simple inverted files, such as the more complex structures mentioned in that chapter, as long as the elements needed for ranking are provided. the queries would be parsed into single terms and the documents ranked as if there were no special syntax. A second reason for the inconsistent improvements found for within-document frequencies is the fact that some collections have very short documents (such as titles only) and therefore within-document frequencies play no role in these collections. Azure Cognitive Search supports two different similarity ranking algorithms: A classic similarity algorithm and the official implementation of the Okapi BM25 algorithm (currently in preview). (For algorithms to do efficient binary searches, see Knuth [1973], and for an alternative to binary searching see section 14.7.4.) "Testing of a Natural Language Retrieval System for a Full Text Knowledge Base." Berlin: Springer-Verlag. 1976. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. A commercial outgrowth of this system, marketed as Personal Librarian, uses ranking based on different factors, including the IDF and the frequency of a term within a document. CROFT, W. B., and L. RUGGLES. G. Salton and H. J. Schneider, pp. Average response time 0.28 0.58 1.1 1.6
Whereas the storage for the "accumulators" can be hashed to avoid having to hold one storage area for each data set record, this is definitely not necessary for smaller data sets, and may not be useful except for extremely large data sets such as those used in CITE (which need even more modification; see section 14.7.2). BOOKSTEIN, A., and D. KRAFT. 1979. New York: Elsevier Science Publishers. 1968. Minmax favors Chevrolet Malibu. The algorithm currently ranks the posts each user sees in the order that they’re likely to enjoy them, based on a variety of factors, a.k.a ranking signals. "From Research to Application: The CITE Natural Language Information Retrieval System," in Research and Development in Information Retrieval, eds. BOOKSTEIN, A., and D. R. SWANSON. Instead it is a bucketed (10 slots/bucket) hash table that is accessed by hashing the query terms to find matching entries. The inverted document frequency measure heavily used in implementing both the vector space model and the probabilistic model was derived by Sparck Jones (1972) from observing the Zipf distribution curve for collection vocabulary. This necessity for ease of update also changes the postings structure, which becomes a series of linked variable length lists capable of infinite update expansion. BERNSTEIN, L. M., and R. E. WILLIAMSON. This extension, however, limits the Boolean capability and increases response time when using Boolean operators. SALTON, G., and M. E. LESK. Documentation, 35(4), 285-95. A simple extension of the basic search process in section 14.6 can be made that allows noncomplex Boolean statements to be handled (see section 14.8.4). maxfreqj = the maximum frequency of any term in document j
(pruning)
Information Retrieval Experiment. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979b. Information Processing and Management, 15(3), 133-44. "Intelligent Information Retrieval Using Rough Set Approximations." A search algorithm is a massive collection of other algorithms, each with its own purpose and task. Although this seems a tedious method of handling phrases or field restrictions, it can be done in parallel with user browsing operations so that users are often unaware that a second processing step is occurring. The second section shows a natural language query and its translation into a conceptual vector, with 1's in vector positions of words included in the query, and 0's to indicate a lack of those words. Information Technology: Research and Development, 2(1), 1-21. An enhancement to the indexing program to allow easier updating is given in section 14.7.4. 1971. SALTON, G., H. WU, and C. T. YU. SALTON, G., and C. S. YANG. The list of ranked documents is returned as before, but only documents passing the added restriction are given to the user. For example, in a data set about computers, the ultra-high frequency term "computer" may be in a stoplist for Boolean systems but would not need to be considered a common word for ranking systems. An enhancement can be made to reduce the number of records sorted (see section 14.7.5). This option allows a simple addition of each weight during the search process, rather than first multiplying by the IDF of the term, and provides very fast response time. 5. A block of storage containing an "accumulator" for every unique record id is reserved, usually on the order of 300 Kbytes for large data sets. An example of the merged inverted file is shown in Figure 14.5. maxn = the maximum frequency of any term in the collection
where
J. 6. Documentation, 29(4), 351-72. If a query has only high-frequency terms (several user queries had this problem), then pruning cannot be done (or a fancier algorithm needs to be created). 1984. Whereas there is more flexibility available here than in the cosine measure, the need for providing normalization of within-document frequencies is more critical. FRAKES, W. B. J. The level of detail is somewhat less than in section 14.6, either because less detail is available or because the implementation of the technique is complex and details are left out in the interest of space. Documentation, 35(4), 285-95. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979a. 1988. "Using Probabilistic Models of Document Retrieval Without Relevance Information." 1985. 1984. Figure 14.5: Merged dictionary and postings file
New York: McGraw-Hill. Finally, the effects of within-document frequency may need to be tailored to collections, such as was done by Croft (1983) in using a sliding importance factor K, and by Salton and Buckley (1988) in providing different combination schemes for term-weighting. "Optimizing Convenient Online Access to Bibliographic Databases." 1978. The only methodology for this that has received widespread testing using the standard collections is the P-Norm method allowing the use of soft Boolean operators. BOOKSTEIN, A., and D. R. SWANSON. "Testing of a Natural Language Retrieval System for a Full Text Knowledge Base." The penalty paid for this efficiency is the need to update the index as the data set changes. The term-weighting is done in the search process using the raw frequencies stored in the postings lists. 1987. WADE, S. J., P. WILLETT, and D. BAWDEN. Documentation, 27(4), 254-66. 14.8 TOPICS RELATED TO RANKING
This system assigns higher ranks to documents matching greater numbers of query terms than would normally be done in the ranking schemes discussed experimentally. 1977. SRINIVASAN, P. 1989. Other collections showed less improvement, but the same relative merit of the term-weighting schemes was found.
1987. VAN RIJSBERGEN. Information Services and Use, 4(1/2), 37-47.
Ranking retrieval systems have also been closely associated with clustering. 1989. Table 14.1:: Response Time
Association for Computing Machinery, 7(3), 216-44. 14.7 MODIFICATIONS AND ENHANCEMENTS TO THE BASIC INDEXING AND SEARCH PROCESSES
This produces the slowest search (likely much too slow for large data sets), but the most flexible system in that term-weighting algorithms can be changed without changing the index. A final major bottleneck can be the sort step of the "accumulators" for large data sets. But alas if life is so easy :) We would also like the car to have good mileage, better engine, faster acceleration (if you want to race), and some more. The use of ranking means that strategies needed in Boolean systems to increase precision are not only unnecessary but should be discarded in favor of strategies that increase recall at the expense of precision. 1983. "A Statistical Interpretation of Term Specificity and Its Application in Retrieval." 1983. Not only is this likely to be a faster access method than the binary search, but it also creates an extendable dictionary, with no reordering for updates. 1977. Documentation, 32(4), 294-317. DOSZKOCS, T. E. 1982. SALTON, G., and M. E. LESK. ), Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, ed. There are many possible modifications and enhancements to the basic indexing and search processes, some of which are necessary because of special retrieval environments (those involving large and very large data sets are discussed), and some of which are techniques for enhancing response time or improving ease of updating. J. "Implementing Ranking Strategies Using Text Signatures." Average response time 0.28 0.58 1.1 1.6
14.4.3 Ranking Techniques Used in Operational Systems
Sort all query terms (stems) by decreasing IDF value. The use of ranking means that strategies needed in Boolean systems to increase precision are not only unnecessary but should be discarded in favor of strategies that increase recall at the expense of precision. Information Retrieval Experiment. BOOKSTEIN, A., and D. KRAFT. J. American Society for Information Science, 25, 312-19. SPARCK JONES, K. 1979a. That study also suggests that the ability of a ranking system to use the smaller inverted files discussed in this chapter makes storage and efficiency of ranking techniques competitive with that of signature files. NOREAULT, T., M. KOLL, and M. MCGILL. "Intelligent Information Retrieval Using Rough Set Approximations." This would require a different organization of the final inverted index file that contains the dictionary, but would not affect the postings lists (which would be sequentially stored for search time improvements). An enhancement of this stemming option would be to allow the user to specify a "don't stem" character, and the modifications necessary to handle this are given in section 14.7.1. Documentation, 35(4), 285-95. n = the number of unique terms in the data set
N = the number of documents in the collection
Modifications of this implementation that enhance its efficiency or are necessary for other retrieval environments are given in section 14.7, with cross-references made to these enhancements throughout this section. It was also suggested that clustering could improve the performance of retrieval by pregrouping like documents (Jardine and van Rijsbergen 1971). This is not a major factor for small data sets and for some retrieval environments, especially those involved in research into new retrieval mechanisms. The only methodology for this that has received widespread testing using the standard collections is the P-Norm method allowing the use of soft Boolean operators. This necessity for ease of update also changes the postings structure, which becomes a series of linked variable length lists capable of infinite update expansion. IBM J. The response time for the 806 megabyte data set assumes parallel processing of the three parts of the data set, and would be longer if the data set could not be processed in parallel. In some cases, however, a stem is produced that leads to improper results, causing query failure. BURKOWSKI, F. J. These term-weights could reflect different measures, such as the scarcity of a term in the data set (i.e., "human" probably occurs less frequently than "systems" in a computer science data set), the frequency of a term in the given document (as shown in the example), or some user-specified term-weight. Two possible combinations are given below that calculate the matching strength of a query to document j, with symbol definitions the same as those previously given. New York: McGraw-Hill. "Relevance Weighting of Search Terms." Documentation, 35(1), 30-48. J. American Society for Information Science, 35(4), 235-47. Sort the accumulators with nonzero weights to produce the final ranked record list. 1983. 14.8.3 Ranking and Boolean Systems
Some time is saved by direct access to memory rather than through hashing, and as many unique postings are involved in most queries, the total time savings may be considerable. Paper presented at the Sixth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Bethesda, Maryland.
"A Statistical Approach to Mechanized Encoding and Searching of Literary Information." Freqik = the frequency of term i in document k
J. "The Use of Hierarchic Clustering in Information Retrieval." per query (no pruning)
The term-weighting results were more mixed, with no significant difference found when using controlled vocabulary (i.e., term-weighting made no difference) and an overall significant difference found for uncontrolled vocabulary. --------------------------------------------------------
"A Performance Yardstick for Test Collections." "Index Term Weighting." There are several major inefficiencies of this technique. As can be seen, the response times are greatly affected by pruning. "Optimizations for Dynamic Inverted Index Maintenance." J. For more details see Doszkocs (1982). "A Probabilistic Approach to Automatic Keyword Indexing." 14.6.1 The Creation of an Inverted File
In this method, a block of storage was used as a hash table to accumulate the total record weights by hashing on the record id into unique "accumulator" addresses (for more details, see Doszkocs [1982]). 5. 1985. After stemming, each term in the query is checked against the inverted file (this could be done by using the binary search described in section 14.6). 3. The four factors investigated were: the number of matches between a document and a query, the distribution of a term within a document collection, the frequency of a term within a document, and the length of the document. "Computer Evaluation of Indexing and Text Processing." Berlin: Springer-Verlag. Clearly more weight should be given to query terms matching document terms that are rare within a collection. "The Construction of a Thesaurus Automatically from a Sample of Text." Documentation, 35(1), 30-48. CROFT, W. B., and D. J. HARPER. per query
28-37. First, the I/O needs to be minimized. 14.7.4 Hashing into the Dictionary and Other Enhancements for Ease of Updating
CROFT, W. B., and P. SAVINO. Extensions to this basic system have been shown that modify the basic system to efficiently handle different retrieval environments. DOSZKOCS, T. E. 1982. He used these to rank results from Boolean retrievals using both controlled (manually indexed) and uncontrolled (full-text) indexing. Paper presented at the Eighth International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Montreal, Canada. J. If option 1 was used for weighting, then the full term-weight must be calculated, as the weight stored in the posting is the raw frequency of the stem in that record. 1977. IBM J. records retrieved
The basic ranking search methodology described in the chapter is so fast that it is effective to use in situations requiring simple restrictions on natural language queries. "Testing of a Natural Language Retrieval System for a Full Text Knowledge Base." Figure 14.3: A dictionary and postings file
1979. Work up to this point using probabilistic indexing required the use of at least a few relevant documents, making this model more closely related to relevance feed-back than to term-weighting schemes of other models. Information Storage and Retrieval, 9(11), 619-33. The query is parsed using the same parser that was used for the index creation, with each term then checked against the stoplist for removal of common terms. This was combined with weighting using both a function of term frequency within a document (the root mean square normalization), and a function of term frequency within the entire collection (the noise or entropy measure, or alternatively the IDF measure). "Comparing and Combining the Effectiveness of Latent Semantic Indexing and the Ordinary Vector Space Model for Information Retrieval." and
This option allows a simple addition of each weight during the search process, rather than first multiplying by the IDF of the term, and provides very fast response time. In this method, a block of storage was used as a hash table to accumulate the total record weights by hashing on the record id into unique "accumulator" addresses (for more details, see Doszkocs [1982]). Information Processing and Management, 15(3), 133-44. "Intelligent Information Retrieval Using Rough Set Approximations." As can be expected, the search process needs major modifications to handle these hybrid inverted files. This system therefore is much more flexible and much easier to update than the basic inverted file and search process described in section 14.6. "Optimizing Convenient Online Access to Bibliographic Databases." There are four major options for storing weights in the postings file, each having advantages and disadvantages. R = the number of relevant documents for query q
CROFT, W. B., and D. J. HARPER. Note that records containing only high-frequency terms will not have any weight added to their accumulator and therefore are not sorted. "Operations Research Applied to Document Indexing and Retrieval Decisions." Instead it is a bucketed (10 slots/bucket) hash table that is accessed by hashing the query terms to find matching entries. Note that the use of noise here refers to how much a term can be considered useful for retrieval versus being simply a "noisy" term, and examines the concentration of terms within documents rather than just the number of postings or occurrences. 14.6.1 The Creation of an Inverted File
However, none of these schemes involve extensions to the basic search process in section 14.6. Croft and Savino (1988) provide a ranking technique that combines the IDF measure with an estimated normalized within-document frequency, using simple modifications of the standard signature file technique (see the chapter on signature files). MILLER, W. L. 1971. The basic ranking search methodology described in the chapter is so fast that it is effective to use in situations requiring simple restrictions on natural language queries. New York: McGraw-Hill. "Operations Research Applied to Document Indexing and Retrieval Decisions." Documentation, 32(4), 294-317. Post-penguin, it has become difficult to manage a place in top 10 rankings. For example, in a data set about computers, the ultra-high frequency term "computer" may be in a stoplist for Boolean systems but would not need to be considered a common word for ranking systems. J. Several other models have been used in developing term-weighting measures. N = the number of documents in the collection
A very different approach based on complex intradocument structure was used in the experiments involving latent semantic indexing (Lochbaum and Streeter 1989). They then use this table to derive four formulas that reflect the relative distribution of terms in the relevant and nonrelevant documents, and propose that these formulas be used for term-weighting (the logs are related to actual use of the formulas in term-weighting). "Precision Weighting -- An Effective Automatic Indexing Method." For both controlled and uncontrolled vocabulary he found a significant difference in the performance of similarity measures, with a group of about 15 different similarity measures all performing significantly better than the rest. This necessity for ease of update also changes the postings structure, which becomes a series of linked variable length lists capable of infinite update expansion. Instead it is a bucketed (10 slots/bucket) hash table that is accessed by hashing the query terms to find matching entries. REFERENCES
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