Scheduled Poster Sessions

• Cite Me, Cite My References?, Elana Broch (Princeton University)
  
  
• Construction of a Hierarchical Classifier Schema using a Combination of Text-Based and Image-Based Approaches, Mark Drew (Simon Fraser University) and Cheng Lu (Simon Fraser University)
  
  
• Comparison Between a Method Based on the Chi-Square Test and a Support Vector Machine for Document Classification, Robert Gaizauskas (University of Sheffield), M. Oakes (University of Sheffield), M. Beaulieu (University of Sheffield), H. Fowkes (University of Sheffield), Anna Jonsson (University of Sheffield), and Vincent Wan, (University of Sheffield)
  
  
• Automatic Web Search Query Generation to Create Minority Language Corpora, Rayid Ghani (Carnegie Mellon University), Rosie Jones (Carnegie Mellon University), and Dunja Mladenic (J. Stefan Institute and Carnegie Mellon University)
  
  
• Intelligent Object-Based Image retrieval using Cluster-Driven Personal Preference Learning, Kyoung-Mi Lee (University of Iowa) and W.N. Street (University of Iowa)
  
  
• Perceptual Consistency Improves Image Retrieval Performance, Wee Leow (National University of Singapore), Huizhong Long (National University of Singapore), AND Wee Kheng Leow (National University of Singapore)
  
  
• Query Clustering Using Content Words and User Feedback, Jian-Yun Nie (University of Montreal), Jirong Wen (Microsoft Research China), and Hongjiang Zhen (Microsoft Research China)
  
  
• Modifications of Kleinberg's HITS Algorithm using Matrix Exponentiation and Web Log Records, Lesley Ward (Harvey Mudd College), Ayman Farahat (Harvey Mudd College), Thomas LoFaro (Harvey Mudd College), Joel Miller (Harvey Mudd College), Gregory Rae (Harvey Mudd College), and Fred Schaefer (Harvey Mudd College)
  
  
• Analyses of Multiple-Evidence Combinations for Retrieval Strategies, Abdur Chowdhury (Illinois Institute of Technology)
  
  
• Text Summarization via Hidden Markov Models, John Conroy (IDA/CCS, Bowie, MD) and Dianne P. O'Leary (Computer Science Dept. and Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 USA, oleary@cs.umd.edu).
  
  
• Towards the use of prosodic information for spoken document retrieval, Fabio Crestani (University of Strathclyde)
  
  
• Probabilistic Combination of Content and Links, Susan Dumais (Microsoft Research) and Rong Jin (Carnegie Mellon University)
  
  
• Query Optimizations for Vector Space Problems, Kazuo Goda (The University of Tokyo), Takayuki Tamura (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation), Masaru Kitsuregawa (The University of Tokyo), Ophir Frieder (The Illinois Institute of Technology), and Abdur Chowdhury (The Illinois Institute of Technology)
  
  
• Toward an Improved Concept-Based Information Retrieval System, Peter V. Henstock (MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Daniel J. Pack (MIT Lincoln Laboratory/USAF Academy), Young-Suk Lee (MIT Lincoln Laboratory), and Clifford J. Weinstein (MIT Lincoln Laboratory)
  
  
• Query expansion based on predictive algorithms for collaborative filtering, Keiichiro Hoashi (KDD R&D Laboratories, Inc.), Kazunori Matsumoto (KDD R&D Laboratories, Inc.), Naomi Inoue (KDD R&D Laboratories, Inc.), and Kazuo Hashimoto (KDD R&D Laboratories, Inc.)
  
  
• Unitary Operators for Fast Latent Semantic Indexing (FLSI), Eduard Hoenkamp (Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information)
  
  
• Reading Time, Scrolling and Interaction: Exploring Implicit Sources of User Preferences for Relevance Feedback During Interactive Information Retrieval, Diane Kelly (Rutgers University) and Nicholas J. Belkin (Rutgers University)
  
  
• An homogeneous framework to model relevance feedback, David Losada (University of A Corunna, Spain) and Alvaro Barreiro (University of A Corunna, Spain)
  
  
• Anchor Text Mining for Translation Extraction of Query Terms, Wen-Hsinag Lu (National Chiao Tung University), Lee-Feng Chien (Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica), and Hsi-Jian Lee (National Chiao Tung University)
  
  
• Selecting expansion terms in automatic query expansion, Hiroko Mano (Ricoh Company, Ltd.) and Yasushi Ogawa (Ricoh Company, Ltd.)
  
  
• Quantifying the Utility of Parallel Corpora, Jeffrey McCarley (IBM TJ Watson Research Center), Martin Franz (IBM TJ Watson Research Center), Todd Ward (IBM TJ Watson Research Center), and Wei-Jing Zhu (IBM TJ Watson Research Center)
  
  
• An Experimental Framework for Email Categorization and Management, Kenrick Mock (University of Alaska, Anchorage)
  
  
• Generic Topical Segmentation of Document Texts, Marie-Francine Moens (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) and Rik De Busser (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)
  
  
• Metasearch Consistency, Javad Aslam (Dartmouth College) and Mark Montague (Dartmouth College)
  
  
• Browsing in a Digital Library Collecting Linearly Arranged Documents, Makoto Nakashima (Oita University), Yanhua Qu (Oita University), Keizo Sato (Oita University), and Tetsuro Ito (Oita University)
  
  
• Feature Selection for Polyphonic Music Retrieval, Jeremy Pickens (University of Massachusetts)
  
  
• Structural and Content-Based Segmentation of Speech Transcripts, Dulce Ponceleon (IBM Almaden Research Center) and Savitha Srinivasan (IBM Almaden Research Center)
  
  
• Flexible Pseudo-Relevance Feedback Using Optimization Tables, Tetsuya Sakai (University of Cambridge/Toshiba) and Stephen E. Robertson (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
  
  
• A Data Fusion experiment involving a Combined Document Representation, Nicola Stokes (University College Dublin, Ireland) and Joe Carthy (University College Dublin, Ireland)
  
  
• Interactive Phrase Browsing Within Compressed Text, Raymond Wan (University of Melbourne) and Alistair Moffat (University of Melbourne)
  
  
• Query-Biased Web Page Summarisation: A Task-Oriented Evaluation, Ryen White (University Of Glasgow)
  
  
• Automatic Information Extraction from Web Pages, Roland Yap (National University of Singapore) and Budi Rahardjo (National University of Singapore)