Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval
📜 Abstract
The abstract is not explicitly available in this case, and therefore we refer to a general summary of the book content. This book serves as a comprehensive introduction to the field of information retrieval, elaborating on the construction and evaluation of retrieval systems, including indexing methods, storage techniques, and search algorithms.
✨ Summary
“Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval” by Gerard Salton and Michael J. McGill, published in 1999, is a seminal book in the field of information retrieval (IR). It comprehensively covers fundamental and advanced topics in IR, such as indexing, relevance feedback, and retrieval system design. This work significantly influenced subsequent research and education in IR, being frequently cited in later studies and textbooks. It laid the foundation for developing more sophisticated search engines and retrieval systems. For example, it is often used as a standard reference in academic courses on IR. The book has been cited by numerous subsequent works, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in areas such as search algorithms and data management systems, proving its lasting impact on both research and practical applications. Examples of its citation include academic papers discussing retrieval techniques and methodologies, highlighting its foundational role in guiding ongoing research and development in IR 1.