Re: interactive A vs B
Hi Paul,
Since we seem to be among only a couple of participants classifying an
interactive run as type "A", to clarify, our interactive run was done
without any knowledge of search test for system development. Therefore,
given the distinction below, we can consider it to be type "B" for system
development and type "A" for processing.
Thanks,
John
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Giri -
Clearly interactive runs normally make use of knowledge of the search test
collection, So I understand you're expectation that all interactive runs
should be predictably/redundantly labeled A, given that the guidelines talk
about A vs B in terms of system development AND p r o c e s s i n g.
I suspect some groups may have ignored the "processing" part, and used the
A/B
distinction just to tell us about system development. Then an interactive
run
could make use of an A or B system. This actually seems like an improvement
on
the guidelines since the use of search test collection info during the
query
processing is covered by the manual vs interactive distinction.
But let's let those who labeled their interactive runs B (or A for that
matter),
tell us what they meant.
- Paul
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