Some people are “More Lexical” than others

When some are more equal than others.

Some Terms are more Interchangeable than Others

This paper describes the work done by the Information Retrieval Research Group at Océ Technologies B.V., for the Cross-Language Evaluation Forum (CLEF) 2001. We have participated in the Dutch Monolingual task and submitted three runs. In this paper we introduce a new method for relevance computation using two new query operators. This method is meant to be applied to Multilingual Retrieval in t...

Some spikes are more informative than others.

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Are Some RISC-Based Clusters More Secure Than Others?

In February 2004, TechWise Research published a paper entitled: Total Cost of Ownership for Entry-Level and Mid-Range Clusters. That paper showed that HP OpenVMS/AlphaServer clusters average fewer hours of security-related downtime than IBM AIX/pSeries and Sun Solaris/Sun Fire clusters. TechWise Research decided to conduct a follow-up study to probe specifically into the area of cluster securit...

Internet Newspapers: Are Some More Equal than Others?

In 450 years of existence, the written press has never faced a change with the intensity and consequences as those of the Internet. The decision of going online represents a whole set of opportunities and threats that publishers must carefully weigh. Once they have made the step, newspapers find themselves in a completely different competitive environment. They deal with different competitors, ...