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On the science of search: statistical approaches, evaluation, optimisation
This paper, based on a talk, presents an overview of evaluation experiments in information retrieval, and also of statistical approaches to search. A strong connection exists between them: the notion that the objective of search can be expressed in terms of the measures used for evaluation informs the statistical theory in several ways. The latest manifestation of this connection is the work on optimization of ranking algorithms, using machine learning techniques.