Nicholas Belkin
Susan Dumais
Jean Scholtz
ABSTRACT
Information retrieval or search plays an important role in a wide range of information management and electronic commerce tasks. In spite of the importance of information retrieval, search systems are often poorly designed from a human computer interaction perspective. The goal of this SIG is to articulate some of the opportunities and challenges in designing and evaluating highly interactive information retrieval systems.
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- Evaluating interactive information retrieval systems: opportunities and challenges
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