论文信息 - Association Computation for Information Access

Association Computation for Information Access

GETA (Generic Engine for Transposable Association) is a software that provides efficient generic computation for association. It enables the quantitative analysis of various proposed methods based on association, such as measuring similarity among documents or words. Scalable implementation of GETA can handle large corpora of twenty million documents, and provides the implementation basis for the effective information access of next generation.

Akihiko Takano | Osamu Imaichi | Yoshiki Niwa | Shingo Nishioka

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