Information Retrieval Surveys
These surveys typically address a focused topic in the broad area of
information retrieval. I have listed here surveys on topics that are
clearly central to information retrieval; additional surveys on
related topics can be found on the Web site of each series. Links to
freely available versions are provided when available; others are
available through Research Port at the University of Maryland
Libraries.
Longer Surveys
These surveys are the length of short books, typically about 100 pages.
- Now Publishers
- Morgan and Claypool Publishers
- Springer
Shorter Surveys
These surveys are the length of journal articles, typically about 20 pages.
- ACM Computing Surveys
- Collaborative Filtering beyond the User-Item Matrix: State of the Art and Future Challenges
- Multimedia Search Reranking: A literature survey
- Aggregated Search: A new information retrieval paradigm
- Near-Duplicate Video Retrieval: Current research and future trends
- Translation Techniques in Cross-Language Information Retrieval
- A Survey of Emerging Approaches to Spam Filtering
- A Survey of Automatic Query Expansion in Information Retrieval
- Aggregated Search: A New Information Retrieval Paradigm
- Advances in Information Science (JASIST)
- Ranking Methods for Entity-Oriented Semantic Web Search
- Collaborative Information Seeking
- Social Q and A
- Information Search and Retrieval in Microblogs
Doug Oard
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