论文信息 - LogCLEF 2011 Multilingual Log File Analysis: Language Identification, Query Classification, and Success of a Query

LogCLEF 2011 Multilingual Log File Analysis: Language Identification, Query Classification, and Success of a Query

Since 2009 LogCLEF has been the initiative within the Cross- Language Evaluation Forum which aims at stimulating research on user behavior in multilingual environments and promote standard evaluation collections of log data. During these editions of LogCLEF, dierent col- lections of log dataset were distributed to the participants together with manually annotated query records to be used as a training or test set. In this LogCLEF 2011 edition, a Web based interface to annotate log data was designed and realized on the basis on the experience of past par- ticipants for dierent tasks: language identication, query classication, and query drift. The data and the results produced by the participants are analyzed and discussed.

Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio | Johannes Leveling | Thomas Mandl

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