Improving the Efficiency of Retrieval Effectiveness Evaluation: Finding a Few Good Topics with Clustering?
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We consider the issue of using fewer topics in the effectiveness evaluation of information retrieval systems. Previous work has shown that using fewer topics is theoretically possible; one of the main issues that remains to be solved is how to find such a small set of a few good topics. To this aim, in this paper we try a novel approach based on clustering of topics. We consider various algorithms, metrics, and various features of topics that can be helpful in identifying such a set.
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