BibSLEIGH — Gordon_V

Travelled to:

1 × Chile
1 × Finland
1 × France
1 × Poland
1 × Portugal
1 × Singapore
1 × Switzerland
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Australia
8 × USA

Collaborated with:

T.R.Lynam C.L.A.Clarke M.R.Grossman M.Mojdeh A.Kolcz C.R.Palmer J.M.G.Hidalgo E.P.Sanz J.M.d.Cruz B.Lushman A.K.Wright ∅ D.J.Salomon S.Büttcher D.R.Cheriton F.J.Burkowski G.D.P.Dueck A.Roegiest C.Buckley M.Laszlo E.L.Terra M.Kolla O.Vechtomova A.Ashkan I.MacKinnon

Talks about:

filter (7) spam (7) learn (4) evalu (4) retriev (3) technolog (2) supervis (2) question (2) review (2) inform (2)

Person: Gordon V. Cormack

DBLP: Cormack:Gordon_V=

Contributed to:

2015

2014

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2004

2002

2001

1998

1990

1989

Wrote 27 papers:

SIGIR-2015-CormackG #learning #multi #overview #perspective: Multi-Faceted Recall of Continuous Active Learning for Technology-Assisted Review (GVC, MRG), pp. 763–766.
SIGIR-2015-RoegiestCCG #retrieval: Impact of Surrogate Assessments on High-Recall Retrieval (AR, GVC, CLAC, MRG), pp. 555–564.
SIGIR-2014-CormackG #evaluation #overview #protocol: Evaluation of machine-learning protocols for technology-assisted review in electronic discovery (GVC, MRG), pp. 153–162.
SIGIR-2010-MojdehC #consistency #learning #using: Semi-supervised spam filtering using aggressive consistency learning (MM, GVC), pp. 751–752.
KDD-2009-KolczC #composition #email: Genre-based decomposition of email class noise (AK, GVC), pp. 427–436.
SIGIR-2009-CormackC #email #on the: On the relative age of spam and ham training samples for email filtering (GVC, JMMdC), pp. 744–745.
SIGIR-2009-CormackCB #learning #rank: Reciprocal rank fusion outperforms condorcet and individual rank learning methods (GVC, CLAC, SB), pp. 758–759.
SIGIR-2009-CormackK #evaluation: Spam filter evaluation with imprecise ground truth (GVC, AK), pp. 604–611.
SIGIR-2008-ClarkeKCVABM #evaluation #information retrieval: Novelty and diversity in information retrieval evaluation (CLAC, MK, GVC, OV, AA, SB, IM), pp. 659–666.
SIGIR-2008-MojdehC #question: Semi-supervised spam filtering: does it work? (MM, GVC), pp. 745–746.
CIKM-2007-CormackHS: Spam filtering for short messages (GVC, JMGH, EPS), pp. 313–320.
PPDP-2007-LushmanC #decidability #problem: A larger decidable semiunification problem (BL, GVC), pp. 143–152.
SIGIR-2007-CormackHS #mobile #re-engineering: Feature engineering for mobile (SMS) spam filtering (GVC, JMGH, EPS), pp. 871–872.
SIGIR-2007-CormackL #power of: Validity and power of t-test for comparing MAP and GMAP (GVC, TRL), pp. 753–754.
SIGIR-2007-CormackL07a #bias #set: Power and bias of subset pooling strategies (GVC, TRL), pp. 837–838.
SIGIR-2006-CormackL #evaluation #information retrieval #precise #statistics: Statistical precision of information retrieval evaluation (GVC, TRL), pp. 533–540.
SIGIR-2006-LynamCC #online: On-line spam filter fusion (TRL, GVC, DRC), pp. 123–130.
CIKM-2004-LynamBCC #analysis #documentation #feedback #multi: A multi-system analysis of document and term selection for blind feedback (TRL, CB, CLAC, GVC), pp. 261–269.
SIGIR-2002-ClarkeCLLT #corpus #performance: The impact of corpus size on question answering performance (CLAC, GVC, ML, TRL, ELT), pp. 369–370.
SIGIR-2001-ClarkeCL: Exploiting Redundancy in Question Answering (CLAC, GVC, TRL), pp. 358–365.
CSCW-1998-PalmerC #distributed #spreadsheet: Operation Transforms for a Distributed Shared Spreadsheet (CRP, GVC), pp. 69–78.
SIGIR-1998-CormackPC #performance #scalability: Efficient Construction of Large Test Collections (GVC, CRP, CLAC), pp. 282–289.
PLDI-1990-CormackW #parametricity: Type-Dependent Parameter Inference (GVC, AKW), pp. 127–136.
ASPLOS-1989-BurkowskiCD #architecture #communication: Architectural Support for Synchronous Task Communication (FJB, GVC, GDPD), pp. 40–53.
PLDI-1989-Cormack #fault #lr #parsing #string #syntax: An LR Substring Parser for Noncorrecting Syntax Error Recovery (GVC), pp. 161–169.
PLDI-1989-SalomonC #parsing #programming language: Scannerless NSLR(1) Parsing of Programming Languages (DJS, GVC), pp. 170–178.