Volume 25 - Issue 3
USE OF INVERSE-TERM FREQUENCY (ITF) AND RELEVANCE FEEDBACK TO IMPROVE QUERY EXPANSION
Pawanjit Kaur
Abstract
The field which is full of concerned with the structure, analysis, institution, space and
searching is Retrieval of information. It has now become an essential field of investigation
and research under computer science because of the amount of data available in full text,
hypertext, administrative text, directory, numeric, or bibliographic text has increased
dramatically. There are several points of information or data retrieval system on which it
is compulsory to conduct a proper research work. The objective of this research is to
investigate the query expansion procedure using inverse-term frequency to improve the
efficiency and accuracy of the information retrieval system. As the method of evaluation of
query expansion, we will remove unrelated, redundant and ambiguous words from the
retrieved document based on user- query. In proposed work, we introduce a new method
for query expansion (QE) which is based on inverse term frequency with relevance
feedback. Fetching the top revive documents use as in relevance feedback for additional
QE terms and constructing candidate terms. Process of scoring method assigns score to
unique terms and applying inverse term frequency (itf) to produce the rank list of terms.
These terms will filter through semantic action and reweighting produce updated
(expanded) query which will again send to search tool
Paper Details
Volume: Volume 25
Issues: Issue 3
Keywords: Inverse-term frequency, Query Expansion, Precision, KLD-mean, Sementic similarity, term-pooling
Year: 2021
Month: January
Pages: 1159-1166