14 papers:
KDD-2015-LalmasLSST #experience- Promoting Positive Post-Click Experience for In-Stream Yahoo Gemini Users (ML, JL, GS, FS, GT), pp. 1929–1938.
CIKM-2012-LiSG #exclamation #network #online #social- Collective intelligence in the online social network of yahoo!answers and its implications (ZL, HS, JEG), pp. 455–464.
- KDD-2011-DrorKMS #exclamation #recommendation
- I want to answer; who has a question?: Yahoo! answers recommender system (GD, YK, YM, IS), pp. 1109–1117.
RecSys-2011-KoenigsteinDK #exclamation #modelling #music #recommendation #taxonomy- Yahoo! music recommendations: modeling music ratings with temporal dynamics and item taxonomy (NK, GD, YK), pp. 165–172.
CHI-2010-DearmanT #exclamation #why- Why users of yahoo!: answers do not answer questions (DD, KNT), pp. 329–332.
SIGMOD-2009-AhujaCGHHJKPPPU #exclamation- Peta-scale data warehousing at Yahoo! (MA, CCC, RG, JH, WH, RJ, MK, RP, NP, SP, KU), pp. 855–862.
- CIKM-2009-ChenPBSM #data mining #exclamation #lessons learnt #mining
- Practical lessons of data mining at Yahoo! (YC, DP, PB, AS, AM), pp. 1047–1056.
- KDD-2009-ChuPBMPCZ #analysis #behaviour #case study #exclamation
- A case study of behavior-driven conjoint analysis on Yahoo!: front page today module (WC, STP, TB, NM, AP, SC, JZ), pp. 1097–1104.
VLDB-2008-CooperRSSBJPWY #exclamation #framework #named- PNUTS: Yahoo!’s hosted data serving platform (BFC, RR, US, AS, PB, HAJ, NP, DW, RY), pp. 1277–1288.
- KDD-2008-BouguessaDW #exclamation #identification
- Identifying authoritative actors in question-answering forums: the case of Yahoo! answers (MB, BD, SW), pp. 866–874.
SIGIR-2008-LiuA #community #evolution #exclamation #on the- On the evolution of the yahoo! answers QA community (YL, EA), pp. 737–738.
- SIGIR-2007-TeevanAJP #query
- Information re-retrieval: repeat queries in Yahoo’s logs (JT, EA, RJ, MASP), pp. 151–158.
- SIGIR-2006-TeevanAJP #query
- History repeats itself: repeat queries in Yahoo’s logs (JT, EA, RJ, MASP), pp. 703–704.
- CIKM-1999-LabrouF #category theory #documentation #exclamation #ontology #using
- Yahoo! As an Ontology: Using Yahoo! Categories to Describe Documents (YL, TWF), pp. 180–187.
