Intentions : A Game for Classifying Search Query Intent. Law, E., Mityagin, A., & Chickering, M. In Proc CHI 2009 Spotlights on Works in Progress, pages 3805–3810, 2009. abstract bibtex Knowing the intent of a search query allows for more intelligent ways of retrieving relevant search results. Most of the recent work on automatic detection of query intent uses supervised learning methods that require a substantial amount of labeled data; manually collecting such data is often time-consuming and costly. Human computation is an active research area that includes studies of how to build online games that people enjoy playing, while in the process providing the system with useful data. In this work, we present the design principles behind a new game called Intentions, which aims to collect data about the intent behind search queries.
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abstract = {Knowing the intent of a search query allows for more intelligent ways of retrieving relevant search results. Most of the recent work on automatic detection of query intent uses supervised learning methods that require a substantial amount of labeled data; manually collecting such data is often time-consuming and costly. Human computation is an active research area that includes studies of how to build online games that people enjoy playing, while in the process providing the system with useful data. In this work, we present the design principles behind a new game called Intentions, which aims to collect data about the intent behind search queries.},
booktitle = {Proc {CHI} 2009 {Spotlights} on {Works} in {Progress}},
author = {Law, Edith and Mityagin, Anton and Chickering, MAx},
year = {2009},
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