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This paper reports the work of NTU in the bilingual-retrieval task at CLEF 2001. In this experiment, we compared the effectiveness of several approaches in Chinese-English cross-language information retrieval. Five models were proposed. Model 1 used co-occurrence information in the target language to disambiguate translation equivalents; Model 2 augmented restriction terms to the original queries to restrict the use of query terms in the target language; Model 3 used a Chinese-English WordNet to translate queries; Model 4 combined Model 3 with Model 2; Model 5 merged the queries constructed by Model 2 and 3.
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Lin, WC., Chen, HH. (2002). Using Co-occurrence, Augmented Restrictions, and C-E WordNet for Chinese-English Cross-Language Information Retrieval at CLEF 2001. In: Peters, C., Braschler, M., Gonzalo, J., Kluck, M. (eds) Evaluation of Cross-Language Information Retrieval Systems. CLEF 2001. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2406. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45691-0_9
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