Reading Time, Scrolling and Interaction: Exploring Implicit Sources of User Preferences for Relevance Feedback (2001)
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Diane Kelly
,
Nicholas J. Belkin
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Kelly01readingtime,,
author = {Diane Kelly and Nicholas J. Belkin},
title = {Reading Time, Scrolling and Interaction: Exploring Implicit Sources of User Preferences for Relevance Feedback},
booktitle = {},
year = {2001},
pages = {408--409},
publisher = {ACM Press}
}
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Abstract
Implicit feedback techniques appear to be attractive candidates to improve retrieval performance through relevance feedback without requiring more effort on the part of the user. Implicit feedback techniques gather data indirectly from the user by
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