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Mathematics for Classical Information Retrieval

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Mathematics for Classical Information Retrieval
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Publisher: Zea E-Books
ISBN/ASIN: 1609620046
ISBN-13: 9781609620042
Number of pages: 89

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This book is about Information Retrieval (IR), particularly Classical Information Retrieval (CIR). It looks at these topics through their mathematical roots. The mathematical bases of CIR are briefly reviewed, followed by the most important and interesting models of CIR, including Boolean, Vector Space, and Probabilistic.

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