BibSLEIGH — Jaap

Travelled to:

1 × Australia
1 × Austria
1 × Chile
1 × Cyprus
1 × Germany
1 × Ireland
1 × Italy
1 × Singapore
1 × Switzerland
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Canada
2 × China
3 × USA
6 × United Kingdom

Collaborated with:

M.Koolen M.d.Rijke A.Arampatzis R.Kaptein ∅ B.Sigurbjörnsson M.Marx J.Zhang M.Lalmas G.Kazai N.Milic-Frayling D.Hiemstra A.P.d.Vries P.Serdyukov M.Dehghani H.Azarbonyad H.C.Huurdeman A.Ben-David T.Samar B.Larsen S.Robertson K.N.Fachry J.Pehcevski J.Kiseleva T.Bogers A.v.d.Bosch R.Li F.Adriaans S.H.Hashemi C.L.A.Clarke A.Dean-Hall M.J.I.Müller L.Bernardi C.Davis I.Kovacek M.S.Einarsen A.Tuzhilin

Talks about:

retriev (11) search (7) relev (6) xml (6) document (5) languag (5) evalu (5) web (5) use (5) wikipedia (4)

Person: Jaap Kamps

DBLP: Kamps:Jaap

Facilitated 1 volumes:

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Wrote 42 papers:

ECIR-2015-DehghaniAMK #automation: Sources of Evidence for Automatic Indexing of Political Texts (MD, HA, MM, JK), pp. 568–573.
ECIR-2015-KoolenBBK #analysis #social #social media: Looking for Books in Social Media: An Analysis of Complex Search Requests (MK, TB, AvdB, JK), pp. 184–196.
SIGIR-2015-AzarbonyadDMK: Time-Aware Authorship Attribution for Short Text Streams (HA, MD, MM, JK), pp. 727–730.
SIGIR-2015-HashemiCDKK #on the #reuse #usability: On the Reusability of Open Test Collections (SHH, CLAC, ADH, JK, JK), pp. 827–830.
SIGIR-2015-KiselevaMBDKEKT #optimisation: Where to Go on Your Next Trip?: Optimizing Travel Destinations Based on User Preferences (JK, MJIM, LB, CD, IK, MSE, JK, AT, DH), pp. 1097–1100.
JCDL-2014-HuurdemanBKSV #web: Finding pages on the unarchived Web (HCH, ABD, JK, TS, APdV), pp. 331–340.
SIGIR-2014-SamarHBKV #web: Uncovering the unarchived web (TS, HCH, ABD, JK, APdV), pp. 1199–1202.
CIKM-2012-KazaiKM #crowdsourcing #quality: The face of quality in crowdsourcing relevance labels: demographics, personality and labeling accuracy (GK, JK, NMF), pp. 2583–2586.
CIKM-2012-KoolenKK #evaluation #social #topic: Social book search: comparing topical relevance judgements and book suggestions for evaluation (MK, JK, GK), pp. 185–194.
CIKM-2011-KazaiKM #crowdsourcing: Worker types and personality traits in crowdsourcing relevance labels (GK, JK, NMF), pp. 1941–1944.
ECIR-2011-KoolenK #effectiveness #question #retrieval #semantics: Are Semantically Related Links More Effective for Retrieval? (MK, JK), pp. 92–103.
SIGIR-2011-KazaiKKM #comparative #crowdsourcing #design #evaluation #ranking: Crowdsourcing for book search evaluation: impact of hit design on comparative system ranking (GK, JK, MK, NMF), pp. 205–214.
CIKM-2010-KapteinSVK #ranking #using #wiki: Entity ranking using Wikipedia as a pivot (RK, PS, APdV, JK), pp. 69–78.
ECDL-2010-ZhangK #approach #evaluation: A Search Log-Based Approach to Evaluation (JZ, JK), pp. 248–260.
ECIR-2010-ArampatzisK #empirical #query: An Empirical Study of Query Specificity (AA, JK), pp. 594–597.
ECIR-2010-KapteinHK #how #modelling #question: How Different Are Language Models andWord Clouds? (RK, DH, JK), pp. 556–568.
SIGIR-2010-KapteinSK #web #wiki: Linking wikipedia to the web (RK, PS, JK), pp. 839–840.
SIGIR-2010-KoolenK #ad hoc #revisited: The importance of anchor text for ad hoc search revisited (MK, JK), pp. 122–129.
SIGIR-2010-KoolenK10a: The impact of collection size on relevance and diversity (MK, JK), pp. 727–728.
CIKM-2009-ArampatzisK #approach #normalisation: A signal-to-noise approach to score normalization (AA, JK), pp. 797–806.
ECDL-2009-KampsLL #evaluation: Evaluation in Context (JK, ML, BL), pp. 339–351.
ECDL-2009-ZhangK #order #question #retrieval: Searching Archival Finding Aids: Retrieval in Original Order? (JZ, JK), pp. 447–450.
SIGIR-2009-ArampatzisKR #optimisation #using: Where to stop reading a ranked list?: threshold optimization using truncated score distributions (AA, JK, SR), pp. 524–531.
SIGIR-2009-KapteinKK #ad hoc #category theory #using #wiki: Using wikipedia categories for ad hoc search (RK, MK, JK), pp. 824–825.
SIGIR-2009-KapteinMK #what: Who said what to whom?: capturing the structure of debates (RK, MM, JK), pp. 831–832.
ECDL-2008-ZhangFK #matter: Access to Archival Finding Aids: Context Matters (JZ, KNF, JK), pp. 455–457.
ECIR-2008-KampsK #wiki: The Importance of Link Evidence in Wikipedia (JK, MK), pp. 270–282.
SIGIR-2008-ArampatzisK #case study #query: A study of query length (AA, JK), pp. 811–812.
SIGIR-2008-KampsKL #documentation #xml: Locating relevant text within XML documents (JK, MK, ML), pp. 847–848.
SIGIR-2008-KapteinLHK #modelling #using #web: Using parsimonious language models on web data (RK, RL, DH, JK), pp. 763–764.
SIGIR-2007-KampsKL #documentation #question #xml: Where to start reading a textual XML document? (JK, MK, ML), pp. 723–724.
SIGIR-2007-KampsLP #documentation #retrieval: Evaluating relevant in context: document retrieval with a twist (JK, ML, JP), pp. 749–750.
ECIR-2006-KoolenAKR #approach #documentation #retrieval: A Cross-Language Approach to Historic Document Retrieval (MK, FA, JK, MdR), pp. 407–419.
CIKM-2005-Kamps #modelling: Web-centric language models (JK), pp. 307–308.
CIKM-2005-KampsMRS #query #retrieval #xml: Structured queries in XML retrieval (JK, MM, MdR, BS), pp. 4–11.
CIKM-2004-SigurbjornssonKR #query #xpath: Processing content-oriented XPath queries (BS, JK, MdR), pp. 371–380.
ECIR-2004-Kamps #documentation #effectiveness #ranking #retrieval: Improving Retrieval Effectiveness by Reranking Documents Based on Controlled Vocabulary (JK), pp. 283–295.
SAC-2004-KampsR #effectiveness #information retrieval: The effectiveness of combining information retrieval strategies for European languages (JK, MdR), pp. 1073–1077.
SIGIR-2004-KampsRS #normalisation #retrieval #xml: Length normalization in XML retrieval (JK, MdR, BS), pp. 80–87.
SIGIR-2004-SigurbjornssonKR #multi #retrieval #xml: Multiple sources of evidence for XML retrieval (BS, JK, MdR), pp. 554–555.
SIGIR-2003-KampsMRS #question #retrieval #what #xml: XML retrieval: what to retrieve? (JK, MM, MdR, BS), pp. 409–410.
KR-1998-Kamps #automation #formal method #reasoning #tool support #using: Formal Theory Building Using Automated Reasoning Tools (JK), pp. 478–487.