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Travelled to:
1 × Australia
1 × Brazil
1 × Finland
1 × Germany
1 × Ireland
1 × Italy
1 × Switzerland
2 × Canada
2 × China
4 × United Kingdom
8 × USA
Collaborated with:
O.Kurland E.Yom-Tov H.Roitman A.Soffer A.Shtok N.Zwerdling E.Uziel I.Guy A.Darlow H.Raviv Y.Mass E.Amitay I.Ronen R.Hoory S.Erera S.Ofek-Koifman S.Yogev R.Lempel E.Farchi S.Hummel F.Raiber N.Har'El M.Herscovici Y.S.Maarek E.Krikon J.Mamou A.Mejer Y.Pinter I.Szpektor I.Eiron G.Markovits D.Pelleg S.Fine Y.Petruschka G.Mishne A.Roytman A.Z.Broder J.Y.Zien M.Mandelbrod O.Rom N.Golbandi D.Cohen R.Fagin S.Chernov E.Shahar S.Ur
Talks about:
queri (10) retriev (9) use (8) social (7) predict (6) perform (6) base (6) search (5) system (4) inform (4)

Person: David Carmel

DBLP DBLP: Carmel:David

Contributed to:

CIKM 20142014
SIGIR 20142014
CIKM 20132013
SIGIR 20132013
CIKM 20122012
SIGIR 20122012
CIKM 20112011
CIKM 20102010
SIGIR 20102010
CIKM 20092009
Hypertext 20092009
RecSys 20092009
SIGIR 20092009
ECIR 20082008
VLDB 20082008
SIGIR 20062006
CIKM 20052005
SIGIR 20052005
SIGIR 20042004
CIKM 20032003
HT 20032003
SIGIR 20032003
SIGIR 20022002
SIGIR 20012001
JCDL 20082008

Wrote 34 papers:

CIKM-2014-CarmelMPS #analysis #community #using
Improving Term Weighting for Community Question Answering Search Using Syntactic Analysis (DC, AM, YP, IS), pp. 351–360.
SIGIR-2014-RavivKC #performance #predict #query #retrieval
Query performance prediction for entity retrieval (HR, OK, DC), pp. 1099–1102.
CIKM-2013-CarmelSK #retrieval
Position-based contextualization for passage retrieval (DC, AS, OK), pp. 1241–1244.
SIGIR-2013-RavivKC #clustering
The cluster hypothesis for entity oriented search (HR, OK, DC), pp. 841–844.
SIGIR-2013-RoitmanCME #modelling #recommendation
Modeling the uniqueness of the user preferences for recommendation systems (HR, DC, YM, IE), pp. 777–780.
CIKM-2012-KrikonCK #performance #predict #retrieval
Predicting the performance of passage retrieval for question answering (EK, DC, OK), pp. 2451–2454.
CIKM-2012-KurlandSHRCR #framework #predict #probability
Back to the roots: a probabilistic framework for query-performance prediction (OK, AS, SH, FR, DC, OR), pp. 823–832.
CIKM-2012-MarkovitsSKC #performance #predict #query #retrieval
Predicting query performance for fusion-based retrieval (GM, AS, OK, DC), pp. 813–822.
SIGIR-2012-CarmelK #information retrieval #performance #predict #query
Query performance prediction for IR (DC, OK), pp. 1196–1197.
SIGIR-2012-HummelSRKC
Clarity re-visited (SH, AS, FR, OK, DC), pp. 1039–1040.
CIKM-2011-CarmelUGMR #generative #word
Folksonomy-based term extraction for word cloud generation (DC, EU, IG, YM, HR), pp. 2437–2440.
CIKM-2010-CarmelRY #on the
On the relationship between novelty and popularity of user-generated content (DC, HR, EYT), pp. 1509–1512.
SIGIR-2010-CarmelY #information retrieval #query
Estimating the query difficulty for information retrieval (DC, EYT), p. 911.
SIGIR-2010-GuyZRCU #people #recommendation #social #social media
Social media recommendation based on people and tags (IG, NZ, IR, DC, EU), pp. 194–201.
SIGIR-2010-ShtokKC #modelling #predict #statistics #using
Using statistical decision theory and relevance models for query-performance prediction (AS, OK, DC), pp. 259–266.
CIKM-2009-CarmelRY #framework
Who tags the tags?: a framework for bookmark weighting (DC, HR, EYT), pp. 1577–1580.
CIKM-2009-CarmelZGOHRUYC #network #personalisation #social
Personalized social search based on the user’s social network (DC, NZ, IG, SOK, NH, IR, EU, SY, SC), pp. 1227–1236.
HT-2009-AmitayCHOSYG #approach #social #using
Social search and discovery using a unified approach (EA, DC, NH, SOK, AS, SY, NG), pp. 199–208.
RecSys-2009-GuyZCRUYO #personalisation #recommendation #social
Personalized recommendation of social software items based on social relations (IG, NZ, DC, IR, EU, SY, SOK), pp. 53–60.
SIGIR-2009-CarmelRZ #clustering #using #wiki
Enhancing cluster labeling using wikipedia (DC, HR, NZ), pp. 139–146.
SIGIR-2009-RonenSUUYZCGHO #enterprise #network #social
Social networks and discovery in the enterprise (SaND) (IR, ES, SU, EU, SY, NZ, DC, IG, NH, SOK), p. 836.
ECIR-2008-EreraC #detection #email
Conversation Detection in Email Systems (SE, DC), pp. 498–505.
VLDB-2008-RoitmanCY #maintenance #web
Maintaining dynamic channel profiles on the web (HR, DC, EYT), pp. 151–162.
SIGIR-2006-CarmelYDP #query #question #what
What makes a query difficult? (DC, EYT, AD, DP), pp. 390–397.
SIGIR-2006-MamouCH #documentation #retrieval
Spoken document retrieval from call-center conversations (JM, DC, RH), pp. 51–58.
CIKM-2005-MishneCHRS #analysis #automation
Automatic analysis of call-center conversations (GM, DC, RH, AR, AS), pp. 453–459.
SIGIR-2005-Yom-TovFCD #detection #distributed #information retrieval #learning #query
Learning to estimate query difficulty: including applications to missing content detection and distributed information retrieval (EYT, SF, DC, AD), pp. 512–519.
SIGIR-2004-AmitayCLS #evaluation #scalability #set #using
Scaling IR-system evaluation using term relevance sets (EA, DC, RL, AS), pp. 10–17.
CIKM-2003-BroderCHSZ #evaluation #performance #process #query #retrieval #using
Efficient query evaluation using a two-level retrieval process (AZB, DC, MH, AS, JYZ), pp. 426–434.
HT-2003-AmitayCDLS #detection
The connectivity sonar: detecting site functionality by structural patterns (EA, DC, AD, RL, AS), pp. 38–47.
SIGIR-2003-CarmelMMMS #documentation #xml
Searching XML documents via XML fragments (DC, YSM, MM, YM, AS), pp. 151–158.
SIGIR-2002-CarmelFPS #automation #information management #query #refinement #using
Automatic query refinement using lexical affinities with maximal information gain (DC, EF, YP, AS), pp. 283–290.
SIGIR-2001-SofferCCFFHM #information retrieval
Static Index Pruning for Information Retrieval Systems (AS, DC, DC, RF, EF, MH, YSM), pp. 43–50.
JCDL-2008-CarmelYR #analysis #library #using
Enhancing digital libraries using missing content analysis (DC, EYT, HR), pp. 1–10.

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