It doesn't matter how much data you collect. Correlation analysis does not provide a path toward reverse-engineering complex systems like Web search engines.

#google #seo #searchengineoptimization #algorithms #analysis #statistics #informationretrieval #datascience #analytics

PhD students and early-career researcher!

Call for papers
FDIA 2026: PhD Symposium on Future Directions in Information Access
(https://lnkd.in/dGE4-bF4)

Present your research to the academic community at FDIA 2026, in conjunction with ESSIR 2026. Receive valuable feedback from peers and established scholars. Connect with fellow researchers in Information Access and Retrieval. Accepted works can be presented at ECIR 2027 as an FDIA Track Poster!

#informationRetrieval #PhD #SummerSchool

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In 2028 ECIR will have its 50th anniversary – and you could be organising it! Where will the journey go after Southampton next year?

We are interested in hearing from bidders who wish to organise the European Conference on Information Retrieval 2028 (ECIR 2028) in a European country. More info – https://www.bcs.org/membership-and-registrations/member-communities/information-retrieval-specialist-group/conferences-and-events/european-conference-on-information-retrieval/call-for-proposals-to-host-ecir/

#InformationRetrieval #ECIR #ECIR2027 #ECIR2028 #Conference

🥜 #IRM26 in a nutshell:

📢 Did you attend the Information Retrieval Meeting at IQWiG and want to review what happened? Or were you unable to attend and want to know what was discussed in April?

📺 No problem—our meeting minutes are now online, including a 5-minute video summary:

https://www.iqwig.de/en/about-us/events/information-retrieval-meeting/

#AI #InformationRetrieval

Information Retrieval Meeting | IQWiG.de

The aim is to inspire participants through a mix of lectures and workshops as well as other participatory formats and networking events.

IQWiG

Fancy giving a tutorial? BCS Search Solutions is our annual event focused on practitioner issues in the arena of search and information retrieval. We invites tutorial proposals which focus on any area of the practical application of search technologies to real-world problems. Tutorial day is Tuesday November 24 in London. More information at https://www.bcs.org/membership-and-registrations/member-communities/information-retrieval-specialist-group/conferences-and-events/search-solutions/search-solutions-2026-call-for-tutorials/.

#InformationRetrieval #Tutorial #Search

RE: https://chaos.social/@kristallpirat/116606625977516503

Für Menschen sind "§ 92 I ZPO" und "§ 92 Abs. 1 ZPO" identisch.
Für die meisten Suchsysteme nicht, (auch) deshalb Normalisierung.

#SchrifttumsLinguistik #LegalTech #Rechtsinformatik #NLProc #InformationRetrieval #DigitalesHandwerk #jurabubble

@kentpitman @yantar92 @ramin_hal9001 @chiply @karthink @someodd @screwlisp (I haven't read through the whole thread)
In general, you need to differ between different methods of #informationretrieval.

#Search vs. #navigation vs. #tags/labels vs. others + combinations such as teleportation ...

Furthermore, you need to differ between personal retrieval, where you yourself had done some filing/#categorization/tagging process and a process where you need to retrieve something from a corpus that was not somehow curated by you yourself but by one or many peers instead (social #tagging, company file server, ...).

And yes, in any case, your personal mental model changes over time. Therefore, it's difficult to do successful retrieval even for your personal files especially when you did not follow certain principles during the filing process.

For example, that's why tagging is not as simple as most people think it is: https://karl-voit.at/2022/01/29/How-to-Use-Tags/
or https://karl-voit.at/2020/12/27/tagging-natural-objects/

#publicvoit #PIM

How to Use Tags

How to Use Tags

public voit - Web-page of Karl Voit
Xameer's Blog - A Hybrid Ranking System for Job Feeds

Every time there's something in the news about Google search, Kagi zealots come out of the woodwork to troll you into submission if you dare say anything about Kagi that doesn't resonate with their view. It's weird and people should stop being weird about technology like this.

Kagi started as an AI company that wanted to slurp up the internet to provide a question "answering" service not unlike what Google is proposing to replace web search with. Perhaps they've toned this rhetoric down a bit on their blog recently but there's no evidence I'm aware of that the business has changed mission. All of this is still available on Kagi's own blog---including the fact that they used to be kagi.ai---yet somehow it's controversial to point it out. If you're looking for a web search engine that isn't likely to turn into a slop extruder, Kagi is probably not going to be the one. Try @[email protected] or Marginalia. This list might be helpful too.

#web #search #dev #tech #software #AI #Kagi #WebSearch #InternetSearch #InformationRetrieval
A look at search engines with their own indexes

A cursory review of all the non-metasearch, indexing search engines I have been able to find.

Seirdy’s Home

I'd like to introduce #Emily, an #OpenSource #InformationRetrieval system I've been working on in my spare time.

https://petebleackley.github.io/Emily/

#Python #NaturalLanguageProcessing @IRRJ

Emily

Dr Peter Bleackley’s Portfolio

Pete Bleackley