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Publications by Ricardo Campos

2018

Understanding User's Search Behavior towards Spiky Events

Authors
Mansouri, B; Zahedi, MS; Campos, R; Farhoodi, M; Rahgozar, M;

Publication
COMPANION PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB CONFERENCE 2018 (WWW 2018)

Abstract

2018

Understanding the Use of Temporal Expressions on Persian Web Search

Authors
Mansouri, B; Zahedi, MS; Campos, R; Farhoodi, M; Yari, A;

Publication
COMPANION PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB CONFERENCE 2018 (WWW 2018)

Abstract

2018

Preface

Authors
Jorge, AM; Campos, R; Jatowt, A; Nunes, S;

Publication
CEUR Workshop Proceedings

Abstract

2018

ECIR 2018: Text2Story Workshop - Narrative Extraction from Texts

Authors
Jorge, A; Campos, R; Jatowt, A; Nunes, S; Rocha, C; Cordeiro, JP; Pasquali, A; Mangaravite, V;

Publication
SIGIR Forum

Abstract

2016

Report on the 1st International Workshop on Recent Trends in News Information Retrieval (NewsIR16)

Authors
Martinez, M; Kruschwitz, U; Kazai, G; Hopfgartner, F; Corney, D; Campos, R; Albakour, D;

Publication
ACM SIGIR Forum

Abstract

2018

Online Job Search: Study of Users' Search Behavior using Search Engine Query Logs

Authors
Mansouri, B; Zahedi, MS; Campos, R; Farhoodi, M;

Publication
ACM/SIGIR PROCEEDINGS 2018

Abstract
Over the last few years, an increasing number of user's and enterprises on the internet has generated a global marketplace for both employers and job seekers. Despite the fact that online job search is now more preferable than traditional methods - leading to better matches between the job seekers and the employer's intents - there is still little insight into how online job searches are different from general web searches. In this paper, we explore the different characteristics of online job search and their differences with general searches, by leveraging search engine query logs. Our experimental results show that job searches have specific attributes which can be used by search engines to increase the quality of the search results.

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