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Who judges what "good" search results are?
Mary Ellen Bates and Chris Sherman show how info pros and researchers differ from search engine optimizers in evaluating search results. For research, recall is better and two good matches on the first page is a good result. For SEOs, 80% of the first page should be useful: more emphasis on precision. Good reminder about variations in search requirements.
tags: evaluation web-search research
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PHP/ir (information retrieval for PHP programmers, Ian Barber)
Generally interesting IR site, includes links to recent presentations.
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links: "Good" Search Results, PHP/ir
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searchtools in abeyance
Due to professional commitments and health issues, I'm not updating this blog.
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Who owns Search in the Enterprise?
Sometimes it's IT, Communications, HR, everyone, or no one. None of these by themselves are sustainable for supporting information access in the long…
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Fall Enterprise Search Summit is coming soon
The Enterprise Search Summit will be in Washington, CD, from November 1 to 3, and it's looking good! We're concentrating on strategies for making…
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