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An Element-based Approach to XML Retrieval

paper describes the INEX 2003 participation of the Language & Inference Technology group of the University of Amsterdam. We participated in all three of the tasks, content-only, strict content- and-structure and vague content-and-structure. Our main strategic lines were to find the appropriate units of retrieval and to mix evi- dence from several layers in the XML hierarchy.

M. de Rijke | Jaap Kamps | Börkur Sigurbjörnsson | J. Kamps | Börkur Sigurbjörnsson

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