BibSLEIGH — Gareth_J_F

Travelled to:

1 × Chile
1 × China
1 × Finland
1 × Greece
1 × Korea
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Australia
2 × Canada
2 × Ireland
2 × Spain
2 × Switzerland
3 × USA
4 × United Kingdom

Collaborated with:

J.Leveling W.Magdy D.Ganguly A.M.Lam-Adesina P.J.Brown L.Kelly R.J.Edens A.F.Smeaton Y.Xu B.Wang ∅ Q.Li S.M.Gabb H.Lee N.E.O'Connor M.Eskevich P.Bunbury D.Byrne A.Kelliher P.Lopez D.J.Quested K.E.Thomson D.Roy M.Mitra M.Ganguly C.Mooney M.Scully H.L.Gaylard T.Sakai M.Kajiura K.Sumita J.T.Foote K.S.Jones S.J.Young J.Min C.Lopes D.Schmidtke H.Lang J.Li S.Sav N.O'Hare C.Gurrin M.R.Ghorab S.Lawless A.O'Connor D.Zhou V.Wade S.Dungs S.Kriewel A.Hanbury L.Goeuriot G.Langs H.Müller

Talks about:

retriev (15) search (8) inform (8) queri (6) use (6) feedback (5) investig (4) document (4) patent (4) topic (4)

Person: Gareth J. F. Jones

DBLP: Jones:Gareth_J=_F=

Facilitated 3 volumes:

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Wrote 37 papers:

SIGIR-2015-GangulyRMJ #information retrieval #word: Word Embedding based Generalized Language Model for Information Retrieval (DG, DR, MM, GJFJ), pp. 795–798.
ECIR-2014-KellyDKHGJLM #multimodal: Khresmoi Professional: Multilingual, Multimodal Professional Medical Search (LK, SD, SK, AH, LG, GJFJ, GL, HM), pp. 754–758.
SIGIR-2014-GangulyLJ #retrieval: Retrieval of similar chess positions (DG, JL, GJFJ), pp. 687–696.
SIGIR-2014-Jones #retrieval #speech #tool support: Speech search: techniques and tools for spoken content retrieval (GJFJ), p. 1287.
SIGIR-2013-GangulyGLJ #feedback #named #navigation #topic #user interface: TopicVis: a GUI for topic-based feedback and navigation (DG, MG, JL, GJFJ), pp. 1103–1104.
SIGIR-2013-GangulyLJ #case study #documentation #retrieval: An LDA-smoothed relevance model for document expansion: a case study for spoken document retrieval (DG, JL, GJFJ), pp. 1057–1060.
ECIR-2012-EskevichMJ #evaluation #metric #retrieval #speech: New Metrics for Meaningful Evaluation of Informally Structured Speech Retrieval (ME, WM, GJFJ), pp. 170–181.
ECIR-2012-KellyBJ #information retrieval: Evaluating Personal Information Retrieval (LK, PB, GJFJ), pp. 544–547.
SIGIR-2012-LevelingJ #case study #documentation: Making results fit into 40 characters: a study in document rewriting (JL, GJFJ), pp. 1107–1108.
SIGIR-2012-MinLLSJ #image #multi #platform #using: Multi-platform image search using tag enrichment (JM, CL, JL, DS, GJFJ), p. 1018.
CHI-2011-ByrneKJ #editing: Life editing: third-party perspectives on lifelog content (DB, AK, GJFJ), pp. 1501–1510.
CIKM-2011-GangulyLMJ #feedback #pseudo #query #reduction #using: Patent query reduction using pseudo relevance feedback (DG, JL, WM, GJFJ), pp. 1953–1956.
CIKM-2011-MagdyJ #performance #using: An efficient method for using machine translation technologies in cross-language patent search (WM, GJFJ), pp. 1925–1928.
ECIR-2011-MagdyJ #black box #question: Should MT Systems Be Used as Black Boxes in CLIR? (WM, GJFJ), pp. 683–686.
ECIR-2011-MagdyLJ: Simple vs. Sophisticated Approaches for Patent Prior-Art Search (WM, PL, GJFJ), pp. 725–728.
SIGIR-2011-LevelingMJ: An investigation of decompounding for cross-language patent search (JL, WM, GJFJ), pp. 1169–1170.
TPDL-2011-GhorabLLOZJW #adaptation #library #multi: Multilingual Adaptive Search for Digital Libraries (MRG, JL, SL, AO, DZ, GJFJ, VW), pp. 244–251.
ECIR-2010-KellyJ #independence #query #retrieval: Biometric Response as a Source of Query Independent Scoring in Lifelog Retrieval (LK, GJFJ), pp. 520–531.
SIGIR-2010-LevelingJ #query: Query recovery of short user queries: on query expansion with stopwords (JL, GJFJ), pp. 733–734.
SIGIR-2010-MagdyJ #information retrieval #metric #named: PRES: a score metric for evaluating recall-oriented information retrieval applications (WM, GJFJ), pp. 611–618.
SIGIR-2009-XuJW #feedback #pseudo #query #wiki: Query dependent pseudo-relevance feedback based on wikipedia (YX, GJFJ, BW), pp. 59–66.
ECIR-2008-JonesL #feedback #hypermedia #topic: Focused Browsing: Providing Topical Feedback for Link Selection in Hypertext Browsing (GJFJ, QL), pp. 700–704.
ECIR-2008-LangWJLX #ad hoc #analysis #dependence #evaluation #retrieval: An Evaluation and Analysis of Incorporating Term Dependency for Ad-Hoc Retrieval (HL, BW, GJFJ, JL, YX), pp. 602–606.
SAC-2007-OHareGJLOS #using: Using text search for personal photo collections with the MediAssist system (NO, CG, GJFJ, HL, NEO, AFS), pp. 880–881.
ECIR-2006-MooneySJS #information retrieval: Investigating Biometric Response for Information Retrieval Applications (CM, MS, GJFJ, AFS), pp. 570–574.
ECIR-2006-SmeatonJLOS #video: Object-Based Access to TV Rushes Video (AFS, GJFJ, HL, NEO, SS), pp. 476–479.
SIGIR-2003-EdensGJL #automation #information retrieval: An investigation of broad coverage automatic pronoun resolution for information retrieval (RJE, HLG, GJFJ, AMLA), pp. 381–382.
ECDL-2002-JonesE #automation: Automated Alignment and Annotation of Audio-Visual Presentations (GJFJ, RJE), pp. 276–291.
ECDL-2002-JonesL #information retrieval: An Investigation of Mixed-Media Information Retrieval (GJFJ, AMLA), pp. 463–478.
SAC-2002-BrownJ #retrieval: Exploiting contextual change in context-aware retrieval (PJB, GJFJ), pp. 650–656.
SIGIR-2002-JonesG #analysis #development #topic #visualisation: A visualisation tool for topic tracking analysis and development (GJFJ, SMG), pp. 389–390.
SIGIR-2001-Lam-AdesinaJ #feedback #summary: Applying Summarization Techniques for Term Selection in Relevance Feedback (AMLA, GJFJ), pp. 1–9.
ECDL-2000-JonesQT #multi #personalisation: Personalised Delivery of News Articles from Multiple Sources (GJFJ, DJQ, KET), pp. 340–343.
SIGIR-2000-JonesB #information management: Information access for context-aware appliances (GJFJ, PJB), pp. 382–384.
SIGIR-1998-JonesSKS #retrieval #using: Experiments in Japanese Text Retrieval and Routing Using the NEAT System (GJFJ, TS, MK, KS), pp. 197–205.
SIGIR-1996-JonesFJY #documentation #multi: Retrieving Spoken Documents by Combining Multiple Index Sources (GJFJ, JTF, KSJ, SJY), pp. 30–38.