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This collection contains the final projects of the students in in the course Computer Science 5604: Information Retrieval, taught in Fall, 2012 at Virginia Tech. This course was taught by Professor Ed Fox. Analyzing, indexing, representing, storing, searching, retrieving, processing and presenting information and documents using fully automatic systems. The information may be in the form of text, hypertext, multimedia, or hypermedia. The systems are based on various models, e.g., Boolean logic, fuzzy logic, probability theory, etc., and they are implemented using inverted files, relational thesauri, special hardware, and other approaches. Evaluation of the systems' efficiency and effectiveness.
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(2012-12-19)Arabic language is a very rich language with complex morphology, so it has a very different and difficult structure than other languages. So it is important to build an Arabic Text Classifier (ATC) to deal with this complex ...
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(2012-12-11)Internet forums, weblogs, social networks, and photo and video sharing websites are some forms of social media that are at the forefront of enabling communication among individuals. The rich information captured in ...
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(2012-12-11)The notion of graphs or networks is sufficiently pervasive since it can be used to model various types of data sources. Social, biological, and other networks capture the underlying structural and relational properties. ...
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(2012-12-11)The OpenDSA project is an online eTextbook project that includes not only literature but other dynamic content to be used in Data Structures and Algorithms courses. OpenDSA contains exercises of various types to go along ...
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(2012-12-11)Finding information on WWW is difficult and challenging task because of the extremely large volume of the WWW. Search engine can be used to facilitate this task, but it is still difficult to cover all the webpages on the ...
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