Browsing Βιβλιοθηκονομία και Επιστήμη της Πληροφόρησης / Library and Information Science by Subject "Multilingual Information Retrieval"

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    • Methods, tools and languages for developing multilingual ontologies 

      Βασιλακάκη, Ευγενία; Vasilakaki, Evgenia (2008)
      It is widely recognized that developing an ontology is a strenuous and time consuming task. Dif- ferent methodologies have been developed by di erent research groups in an attempt to provide to ontology developers a clear ...

    • Multilingual Digital Libraries: a review of issues in system-centered and user-centered studies, information retrieval and user behavior 

      Βασιλακάκη, Ευγενία; Γαρουφάλλου, Εμμανουήλ; Vasilakaki, Evgenia; Garoufallou, Emmanouel (2013)
      Purpose: This study aims to identify, collect and critical review the research literature on Multilingual Digital Libraries in English language from 1997 to 2012. Design/methodology/approach: The present literature review ...

    • A study of Users’ Image Seeking Behaviour in Flickling 

      Βασιλακάκη, Ευγενία; Johnson, Frances; Hartley, R.J.; Randall, David; Vasilakaki, Evgenia (2008)
      This study aims to explore users' image seeking behaviour when searching for a known, non-annotated image in Flickling provided by iCLEF2008 track. The task assigned to users was to search for the three first images given ...

    • Users' Perceptions of Searching in FlickLing 

      Βασιλακάκη, Ευγενία; Johnson, Frances; Hartley, R.J.; Randall, David; Vasilakaki, Evgenia (2009)
      This study aims to explore users' image seeking behaviour when searching for known, non-annotated images across languages in FlickLing. In particular, the investigation reported in this paper aims to demonstrate the value ...

    • Users’ Image Seeking Behaviour in Multilingual Environments: experience in combining qualitative and quantitative data 

      Βασιλακάκη, Ευγενία; Hartley, R.J.; Johnson, Frances; Randall, Dave; Vasilakaki, Evgenia (2009)
      The volume of information available on the Web in various languages and the growing number of the non-English native speaking users generate a need for developing and providing Cross Language Information Retrieval (CLIR) ...