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Multilingual Information Access

This entry describes the process by which systems can be designed to help users find content in a language that may be different from the language of their query. The discussion of the relatively narrowly construed technical issues that are often referred to as Cross-Language Information Retrieval (CLIR) is situated in the context of important related issues such as information-seeking behavior, interaction design, and machine translation

Douglas W. Oard | D. Oard

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