BibSLEIGH — Joemon_M

Travelled to:

1 × Austria
1 × Brazil
1 × Canada
1 × Chile
1 × Cyprus
1 × Finland
1 × France
1 × Russia
1 × Singapore
1 × Switzerland
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Australia
2 × Ireland
2 × Italy
2 × Spain
3 × China
6 × United Kingdom
7 × USA

Collaborated with:

Y.Moshfeghi I.Ruthven H.Joho K.Zhou I.A.Klampanos R.White R.W.White V.Stathopoulos M.Lalmas S.Whiting D.Hannah R.Villa R.Cummins P.J.McParlane P.J.McParlane D.Vallet I.Arapakis T.Leelanupab R.Ren J.Urban A.J.McMinn M.Halvey A.Goyal P.Punitha F.Hopfgartner G.Zuccon K.Athanasakos N.Gildea A.R.Masegosa A.Tombros J.A.R.Perez B.Piwowarski I.Cantador I.Konstas C.J.v.Rijsbergen D.Elliott I.Martin F.E.Pollick H.Bota J.P.Collomosse C.O'Riordan P.D.Gray J.J.Barnes D.Cai J.Furner D.J.Harper J.Gwizdka J.Mostafa M.Wilson M.Matthews R.Blanco L.R.Pinto H.Misra F.Yvon O.Cappé D.Agarwal I.Kompatsiaris V.Poznanski P.Dickman T.Sakai O.Alonso M.Allegretti M.Hadjigeorgieva G.Pasi D.Tsvetkov T.Yordanov A.Patterson R.Szk

Talks about:

relev (16) retriev (15) evalu (13) search (11) inform (11) queri (10) use (10) predict (9) studi (9) imag (9)

Person: Joemon M. Jose

DBLP: Jose:Joemon_M=

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Wrote 74 papers:

ECIR-2015-BotaZJ #perspective #retrieval: Exploring Composite Retrieval from the Users’ Perspective (HB, KZ, JMJ), pp. 13–24.
SIGIR-2015-AllegrettiMHPJP: When Relevance Judgement is Happening?: An EEG-based Study (MA, YM, MH, FEP, JMJ, GP), pp. 719–722.
SIGIR-2015-GwizdkaoMW #information retrieval #research: NeuroIR 2015: Neuro-Physiological Methods in IR Research (JG, JMJ, JM, MW), pp. 1151–1153.
CIKM-2014-McParlaneMJ #social #social media #visual notation: “Picture the scene...”;: Visually Summarising Social Media Events (PJM, AJM, JMJ), pp. 1459–1468.
SIGIR-2014-McMinnTYPSPJ #interactive #interface #twitter #visualisation: An interactive interface for visualizing events on Twitter (AJM, DT, TY, AP, RS, JARP, JMJ), pp. 1271–1272.
SIGIR-2014-McParlaneJ #image #twitter #wiki: Exploiting Twitter and Wikipedia for the annotation of event images (PJM, JMJ), pp. 1175–1178.
SIGIR-2014-McParlaneJ14a #automation #image #novel: A novel system for the semi automatic annotation of event images (PJM, JMJ), pp. 1269–1270.
SIGIR-2014-PerezJ #microblog #performance #predict #query #retrieval: Predicting query performance in microblog retrieval (JARP, JMJ), pp. 1183–1186.
CIKM-2013-McMinnMJ #corpus #detection #scalability #twitter: Building a large-scale corpus for evaluating event detection on twitter (AJM, YM, JMJ), pp. 409–418.
CIKM-2013-ZhouLSCJ #metric #on the #reliability: On the reliability and intuitiveness of aggregated search metrics (KZ, ML, TS, RC, JMJ), pp. 689–698.
ECIR-2013-LeelanupabZJ #question #rank: Is Intent-Aware Expected Reciprocal Rank Sufficient to Evaluate Diversity? (TL, GZ, JMJ), pp. 738–742.
ECIR-2013-McParlaneJ #automation #image: Exploiting Time in Automatic Image Tagging (PJM, JMJ), pp. 520–531.
ECIR-2013-MoshfeghiMBJ #component #timeline: Influence of Timeline and Named-Entity Components on User Engagement (YM, MM, RB, JMJ), pp. 305–317.
ECIR-2013-MoshfeghiPPJ #comprehension: Understanding Relevance: An fMRI Study (YM, LRP, FEP, JMJ), pp. 14–25.
ECIR-2013-ZhouWJL #evaluation #variability: The Impact of Temporal Intent Variability on Diversity Evaluation (KZ, SW, JMJ, ML), pp. 820–823.
SIGIR-2013-McParlaneMJ #on the #recommendation: On contextual photo tag recommendation (PJM, YM, JMJ), pp. 965–968.
SIGIR-2013-MoshfeghiJ #behaviour #effectiveness #feedback #using: An effective implicit relevance feedback technique using affective, physiological and behavioural features (YM, JMJ), pp. 133–142.
SIGIR-2013-WhitingZJL #multi: Temporal variance of intents in multi-faceted event-driven information needs (SW, KZ, JMJ, ML), pp. 989–992.
CIKM-2012-LeelanupabZJ #analysis #cumulative #parametricity: A comprehensive analysis of parameter settings for novelty-biased cumulative gain (TL, GZ, JMJ), pp. 1950–1954.
CIKM-2012-RenCJ #learning #topic: Topic based pose relevance learning in dance archives (RR, JPC, JMJ), pp. 2571–2574.
CIKM-2012-WhitingZJAL #named: CrowdTiles: presenting crowd-based information for event-driven information needs (SW, KZ, JMJ, OA, TL), pp. 2698–2700.
CIKM-2012-ZhouCLJ: Evaluating reward and risk for vertical selection (KZ, RC, ML, JMJ), pp. 2631–2634.
ECIR-2012-WhitingKJ #feedback #microblog #pseudo #retrieval: Temporal Pseudo-relevance Feedback in Microblog Retrieval (SW, IAK, JMJ), pp. 522–526.
ECIR-2012-ZhouCHLJ #predict #query #web: Assessing and Predicting Vertical Intent for Web Queries (KZ, RC, MH, ML, JMJ), pp. 499–502.
SIGIR-2012-ZhouCLJ: Evaluating aggregated search pages (KZ, RC, ML, JMJ), pp. 115–124.
ECIR-2011-MoshfeghiJ #collaboration #recommendation: Role of Emotional Features in Collaborative Recommendation (YM, JMJ), pp. 738–742.
SIGIR-2011-CumminsJO #performance #predict #query #standard #using: Improved query performance prediction using standard deviation (RC, JMJ, CO), pp. 1089–1090.
SIGIR-2011-MoshfeghiPJ #collaboration #semantics #using: Handling data sparsity in collaborative filtering using emotion and semantic based features (YM, BP, JMJ), pp. 625–634.
SIGIR-2011-WhitingMJ #feedback #pseudo: Exploring term temporality for pseudo-relevance feedback (SW, YM, JMJ), pp. 1245–1246.
ECIR-2010-AthanasakosSJ #algorithm #automation #framework #image: A Framework for Evaluating Automatic Image Annotation Algorithms (KA, VS, JMJ), pp. 217–228.
ECIR-2010-ValletCJ #documentation #personalisation #web: Personalizing Web Search with Folksonomy-Based User and Document Profiles (DV, IC, JMJ), pp. 420–431.
SIGIR-2010-ArapakisAJ #comparison #modelling #personalisation #predict #topic: A comparison of general vs personalised affective models for the prediction of topical relevance (IA, KA, JMJ), pp. 371–378.
CIKM-2009-ElliottJ #personalisation #retrieval: A proactive personalised retrieval system (DE, JMJ), pp. 1935–1938.
CIKM-2009-MisraYJC #modelling #segmentation #topic: Text segmentation via topic modeling: an analytical study (HM, FY, JMJ, OC), pp. 1553–1556.
ECIR-2009-GoyalPHJ #segmentation: Split and Merge Based Story Segmentation in News Videos (AG, PP, FH, JMJ), pp. 766–770.
ECIR-2009-HalveyPHVHGJ #case study #difference #low level #metric #retrieval #using #video: Diversity, Assortment, Dissimilarity, Variety: A Study of Diversity Measures Using Low Level Features for Video Retrieval (MH, PP, DH, RV, FH, AG, JMJ), pp. 126–137.
ECIR-2009-JohoHJ #collaboration #information retrieval: Revisiting IR Techniques for Collaborative Search Strategies (HJ, DH, JMJ), pp. 66–77.
ECIR-2009-MoshfeghiAPJ #collaboration #predict #rating #recommendation #semantics: Movie Recommender: Semantically Enriched Unified Relevance Model for Rating Prediction in Collaborative Filtering (YM, DA, BP, JMJ), pp. 54–65.
ECIR-2009-StathopoulosJ #automation #image: Bayesian Mixture Hierarchies for Automatic Image Annotation (VS, JMJ), pp. 138–149.
SIGIR-2009-ArapakisKJK #modelling #predict #topic: Modeling facial expressions and peripheral physiological signals to predict topical relevance (IA, IK, JMJ, IK), pp. 728–729.
SIGIR-2009-KonstasSJ #collaboration #network #on the #recommendation #social: On social networks and collaborative recommendation (IK, VS, JMJ), pp. 195–202.
SIGIR-2009-PunithaJG #automation #feature model #multi #query #retrieval #topic #using #video: Topic prerogative feature selection using multiple query examples for automatic video retrieval (PP, JMJ, AG), pp. 804–805.
SIGIR-2009-VillaCJJ #interface: An aspectual interface for supporting complex search tasks (RV, IC, HJ, JMJ), pp. 379–386.
ECIR-2008-StathopoulosUJ #automation #graph #image #multi #semantics: Semantic Relationships in Multi-modal Graphs for Automatic Image Annotation (VS, JU, JMJ), pp. 490–497.
ECIR-2008-ValletHJ #evaluation #graph #recommendation #using: Use of Implicit Graph for Recommending Relevant Videos: A Simulated Evaluation (DV, FH, JMJ), pp. 199–210.
SIGIR-2008-ArapakisJG #feedback #process: Affective feedback: an investigation into the role of emotions in the information seeking process (IA, JMJ, PDG), pp. 395–402.
SIGIR-2008-JohoHJ #documentation #summary #using: Emulating query-biased summaries using document titles (HJ, DH, JMJ), pp. 709–710.
SIGIR-2008-VillaGJ #interface #multi: A faceted interface for multimedia search (RV, NG, JMJ), pp. 775–776.
ECIR-2007-MasegosaJJ #independence #predict: Evaluating Query-Independent Object Features for Relevancy Prediction (ARM, HJ, JMJ), pp. 283–294.
SIGIR-2007-MasegosaJJ #documentation #predict: Effects of highly agreed documents in relevancy prediction (ARM, HJ, JMJ), pp. 883–884.
ECIR-2006-JohoJ #case study #comparative #effectiveness #web: A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Search Result Presentation on the Web (HJ, JMJ), pp. 302–313.
ECIR-2006-UrbanJ #image #problem #query #question #retrieval: Can a Workspace Help to Overcome the Query Formulation Problem in Image Retrieval? (JU, JMJ), pp. 385–396.
ECIR-2005-KlampanosPJD #evaluation #information retrieval #peer-to-peer: A Suite of Testbeds for the Realistic Evaluation of Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval Systems (IAK, VP, JMJ, PD), pp. 38–51.
ECIR-2005-RenJ #segmentation #video: Football Video Segmentation Based on Video Production Strategy (RR, JMJ), pp. 433–446.
SIGIR-2005-WhiteRJ #case study #feedback: A study of factors affecting the utility of implicit relevance feedback (RWW, IR, JMJ), pp. 35–42.
ECIR-2004-WhiteJRR #feedback #modelling: A Simulated Study of Implicit Feedback Models (RWW, JMJ, CJvR, IR), pp. 311–326.
SAC-2004-KlampanosJ #architecture #information retrieval #network #peer-to-peer: An architecture for information retrieval over semi-collaborating Peer-to-Peer networks (IAK, JMJ), pp. 1078–1083.
SIGIR-2004-WhiteJ #case study #metric #similarity #topic: A study of topic similarity measures (RWW, JMJ), pp. 520–521.
SIGIR-2004-WhiteJ04a #predict: An implicit system for predicting interests (RWW, JMJ), p. 595.
CIKM-2003-WhiteJR #approach #detection: An approach for implicitly detecting information needs (RW, JMJ, IR), pp. 504–507.
ECDL-2003-TombrosJR #clustering #information management: Clustering Top-Ranking Sentences for Information Access (AT, JMJ, IR), pp. 523–528.
ECIR-2003-KlampanosBJ #information retrieval #network #peer-to-peer: Evaluating Peer-to-Peer Networking for Information Retrieval within the Context of Meta-searching (IAK, JJB, JMJ), pp. 528–536.
SIGIR-2003-KlampanosJ #architecture #information retrieval #peer-to-peer: An architecture for peer-to-peer information retrieval (IAK, JMJ), pp. 401–402.
SIGIR-2003-MartinJ #information retrieval #personalisation: A personalised information retrieval tool (IM, JMJ), pp. 423–424.
SIGIR-2003-TombrosRJ #web: Searchers’ criteria For assessing web pages (AT, IR, JMJ), pp. 385–386.
ECIR-2002-WhiteRJ #feedback #retrieval #using #web: The Use of Implicit Evidence for Relevance Feedback in Web Retrieval (RW, IR, JMJ), pp. 93–109.
SIGIR-2002-WhiteJR #documentation #feedback #ranking #using #web: A system using implicit feedback and top ranking sentences to help users find relevant web documents (RW, JMJ, IR), p. 446.
SIGIR-2002-WhiteRJ #documentation #evaluation #ranking #using: Finding relevant documents using top ranking sentences: an evaluation of two alternative schemes (RW, IR, JMJ), pp. 57–64.
CIKM-2001-CaiRJ #automation #query: Automatic Query Expansion Based on Divergence (DC, CJvR, JMJ), pp. 419–426.
SIGIR-2001-WhiteJR #evaluation #summary #web: Query-Based Web Page Summarisation: A Task-Oriented Evaluation (RW, JMJ, IR), pp. 412–413.
SIGIR-1998-JoseFH #evaluation #image #query #retrieval: Spatial Querying for Image Retrieval: A User-Oriented Evaluation (JMJ, JF, DJH), pp. 232–240.
JCDL-2008-VillaGJ #case study #multi: A study of awareness in multimedia search (RV, NG, JMJ), pp. 221–230.
JCDL-2009-HalveyVHJ #interface #library #named #retrieval #video: ViGOR: a grouping oriented interface for search and retrieval in video libraries (MH, DV, DH, JMJ), pp. 87–96.
JCDL-2010-VillaHJHJ #database #image #question: Can an intermediary collection help users search image databases without annotations? (RV, MH, HJ, DH, JMJ), pp. 303–312.