| What Happened in CLEF 2004? Part I. Ad Hoc Text Retrieval Tracks CLEF 2004: Ad Hoc Track Overview and Results Analysis Mainly Cross-Language Experiments Selection and Merging Strategies for Multilingual Information Retrieval Using Surface-Syntactic Parser and Deviation from Randomness CrossLanguage Retrieval Using HAIRCUT at CLEF 2004 Experiments on Statistical Approaches to Compensate for Limited Linguistic Resources Application of Variable Length N Gram Vectors to Monolingual and Bilingual Information Retrieval Integrating New Languages in a Multilingual Search System Based on a Deep Linguistic Analysis IR-n r2: Using Normalized Passages Using COTS Search Engines and Custom Query Strategies at CLEF Report on Thomson Legal and Regulatory Experiments at CLEF-2004 Effective Translation, Tokenization and Combination for Cross-Lingual Retrieval Two-Stage Refinement of Transitive Query Translation with English Disambiguation for Cross-Language Information Retrieval: An Experiment at CLEF 2004 Dictionary-Based Amharic - English Information Retrieval Dynamic Lexica for Query Translation SINAI at CLEF 2004: Using Machine Translation Resources with a Mixed 2-Step RSV Merging Algorithm Mono- and Crosslingual Retrieval Experiments at the University of Hildesheim University of Chicago at CLEF2004: Cross-Language Text and Spoken Document Retrieval UB at CLEF2004: Cross Language Information Retrieval Using Statistical Language Models MIRACLE's Hybrid Approach to Bilingual and Monolingual Information Retrieval Searching a Russian Document Collection Using English, Chinese andJapanese Queries …… Monolingual Experiments Part II. Domain-Specific Document Retrieval Part III. Interactive Cross-Language Information Part IV. Multiple Language Question Answering Part V. Cross-Language Retrieval in Image Collections Part VI. Cross-Language Spoken Document Retrieval Part VII.Issues in CLIR and in Evaluation Author Index |
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