Retrieval Artifacts

Retrieval Artifacts is a scholarly contribution in the field of information retrieval that constitutes a designed methodological or computational entity—such as a model, framework, dataset, or metric—distinguished by its primary function of facilitating or evaluating the identification, extraction, and ranking of relevant resources in response to queries within artifact recognition systems.

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    Wanda V. Dole

    Washburn University, United States

    2 publications · 54 citations

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  1. Washburn University

    Topeka, United States

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