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Interactive Information Retrieval (IR) Models: Tradition and Development
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This paper is divided into two parts. The first part elaborates on four Information Retrieval (IR) models: a traditional IR model and three more recent, user-oriented models of IR interaction presented by Belkin, Ingwersen, and Saracevic. The strengths and limitations of each model are discussed. The second part, based on an analysis of the previous models, presents the author's interactive model, namely, the Iceberg Model. The rationales that are given to explain the design of this model are associated with the following: a greater specificity of system attributes; more concrete interplays among different components of IR interaction; and, the increased role of the Human Information Intermediary (HII). In sum, the new model presents a framework that can evolve in varying information-seeking contexts.
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- Information Retrieval Model, Interactive Information Retrieval Model, Information Search, Information-seeking Behavior, User Study, Information Retrieval, Information Intermediary, 정보검색모형, 쌍방향 정보검색 모형, 인터액티브 정보검색모형, 정보탐색, 정보추구행태, 이용자연구, 정보검색, 정보매개자, Information Retrieval Model, Interactive Information Retrieval Model, Information Search, Information-seeking Behavior, User Study, Information Retrieval, Information Intermediary
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