MIRA 1999:
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Stephen W. Draper, Mark D. Dunlop, Ian Ruthven, C. J. van Rijsbergen (Eds.):
Proceedings of Mira 99: Evaluating Interactive Information Retrieval, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, April 14-16, 1999.
Workshops in Computing BCS 1999 
- Pia Borlund, Peter Ingwersen:
The Application of Work Tasks in Connection with the Evaluation of Interactive Information Retrieval Systems: Empirical Results.
- Giorgio Brajnik:
Information Seeking as Explorative Learning.
- S. Gabrielli, S. Mizzaro:
Negotiating a Multidimensional Framework for Relevance Space.
- M. H. Heine:
Reassessing and Extending the Precision and Recall Concepts.
- S. Mizzaro:
Measuring the Agreement Among Relevance Judges.
- Marianne Lykke Nielsen, Peter Ingwersen:
The Word Association Methodology - A Gateway to Work-Task Based Retrieval.
- Stephen E. Robertson:
Process and Outcome: On the Evaluation of IR Systems in the Age of Interaction, GUIs and Multimedia.
- Eero Sormunen, Marjo Markkula, Kalervo Järvelin:
The Perceived Similarity of Photos - A Test-Collection Based Evaluation Framework for the Content-Based Image Retrieval Algorithms.
- Amanda Spink, T. D. Wilson:
Toward a Theoretical Framework for Information Retrieval (IR) Evaluation in an Information Seeking Context.
- Ulrich Thiel, André Everts, Barbara Lutes, Adelheit Stein:
Can Rule-Based Indexing Support Concept-Based Multimedia Retrieval in Digital Libraries? Some Experimental Results.
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