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This is a supplementary file of the paper for NTCIR-14 Lifelog-3 task: Suzuki, T. and Ikeda, D.: An Instant Approach with Visual Concepts and Query Formulation Based on Users' Information Needs for Initial Retrieval of Lifelog Moments. In: Post-conference proceedings of the 14th NTCIR Conference on Evaluation of Information Access Technologies. (2019) In the paper, queries generated by automatic or manual ways are used in the experiments. The MS Excel file lists all the queries used in the experiments, and only contains the generated queries. If you are interested in the test collection of the lifelog retrieval task, you may refer to NTCIR project site.
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Query Formulation, Word Embedding, Boolean Queries, Lifelog, Multimodal Data
Query Formulation, Word Embedding, Boolean Queries, Lifelog, Multimodal Data
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