Corpora and Data
Corpus of Job Offers in LIS
Description: 1,020 job offers collected from a Spanish employment agency Website (documentacion.com.es) for the period between 2006 and 2008.
Topic: Library and Information Science job offers
Date: Retrieved 31 March, 2008
Source: http://www.documentacion.com.es (the site ceased to work on 2008)
Languages: Spanish and Catalan
[Thank documentacion.com.es webmasters, Javier Leiva and María José Sola, for authorizing its publication for research purposes]
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EIREX Information Retrieval Education through EXperimentation
The Information Retrieval Education through EXperimentation (EIREX) project consists of a series of experiments designed to foster new Information Retrieval (IR) education methodologies and resources, with the specific goal of teaching undergraduate IR courses from an experimental perspective. In short, the EIREX project studies how to adapt the techniques and methodologies used in large-scale research and industrial IR evaluation settings to the limited resources and scope of an undergraduate course. These experiments started in 2010, in the context of the IR course taught at the University Carlos III of Madrid.
The EIREX series have the following goals:
To help students get a view of the Information Retrieval process as they would find it in a real-world scenario, either industrial or academic.
To make students realize the importance of laboratory experiments in Computer Science, and have them initiated in their execution and analysis.
To create a public repository of resources to teach Information Retrieval courses.
To seek the collaboration and active participation of other Universities in this endeavor.
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More information on the motivation behind the EIREX experiments is available in the paper J. Urbano, M. Marrero, D. Martín and J. Morato, “Bringing Undergraduate Students Closer to a Real-World Information Retrieval Setting: Methodology and Resources“, ACM SIGCSE Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, 2011.
International Conferences
J. Urbano, M. Marrero, D. Martín and J. Morato, “Bringing Undergraduate Students Closer to a Real-World Information Retrieval Setting: Methodology and Resources“, ACM SIGCSE Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, 2011.
J. Urbano, J. Lloréns, Y. Andreadakis and M. Marrero, “Crawling the Web for Structured Documents“, ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management, pp. 1939-1940, 2010.
EIREX Overview Reports
J. Urbano, M. Marrero, D. Martín and J. Morato, “Overview of EIREX 2012: Social Media“, ACM Computing Research Repository, 2013.
J. Urbano, D. Martín, M. Marrero and J. Morato, “Overview of EIREX 2011: Crowdsourcing“, ACM Computing Research Repository, 2012.
J. Urbano, M. Marrero, D. Martín and J. Morato, “Overview of EIREX 2010: Computing“, ACM Computing Research Repository, 2011.
This website contains information on every EIREX edition, with all data available along with reports detailing their development and results.
EIREX 2010 Track: Computing
Description: The first Information Retrieval Education through Experimentation track, EIREX 2010, was run at the University Carlos III of Madrid. Twenty topics were created, which resulted in a total of 9,769 documents after crawling. Twelve systems were used to form the pools of documents to judge for each topic, and two people independently made judgments for most topics. A total of 1,976 documents resulted for the biased collection, and 24 systems by 8 student groups were evaluated with it.
Access to the EIREX datasets is password protected. You may submit a request to receive access.
Refer to the data reference page for a description of the data and the format they follow.
Topic: Computing
Date: during the 2010 Spring Semester
Source:
Languages: English
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EIREX 2011 Track: Crowdsourcing
Description: The second Information Retrieval Education through EXperimentation track, EIREX 2011, was run at the University Carlos III of Madrid during the 2011 Spring Semester. The theme chosen for the test collection was Crowdsourcing. Twenty-three topics were created, which resulted in a total of 13,245 documents after crawling. Twelve systems were used to form the pools of documents to judge for each topic. A total of 2,088 documents resulted for the biased collection, and 15 systems by 5 student groups were evaluated with it.
Access to the EIREX datasets is password protected. You may submit a request to receive access.
Refer to the data reference page for a description of the data and the format they follow.
Topic: Crowdsourcing
Date: during the 2011 Spring Semester
Source:
Languages: English
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EIREX 2012 Track: Social Media
Description: The third Information Retrieval Education through EXperimentation track, EIREX 2012, was run at the University Carlos III of Madrid during the 2012 Spring Semester. The theme chosen for the test collection was Social Media. Thirty-five topics were created, which resulted in a total of 22,402 documents after crawling. Twelve systems were used to form the pools of documents to judge for each topic. A total of 3,738 documents resulted for the biased collection, and 56 systems by 19 student groupswere evaluated with it.
Access to the EIREX datasets is password protected. You may submit a request to receive access.
Refer to the data reference page for a description of the data and the format they follow.
Topic: Social Media
Date: during the 2012 Spring Semester
Source:
Languages: English
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