CLEF MC2 2018 Lab Overview

Hajjem, Malek; Cossu, Jean Valére; Latiri, Chiraz; SanJuan, Eric

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-98932-7_27

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“…MC2 11 mainly focuses on developing processing methods and resources to mine the social media (SM) sphere surrounding cultural events such as festivals, music, books, movies and museums. Following previous editions (CMC 2016 and MC2 2017), the 2018 edition focused on argumentative mining and multilingual cross SM search [6].…”

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Report on CLEF 2018

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This is a report on the ninth edition of the Conference and Labs of the Evaluation Forum (CLEF 2018), held in early September 2018, in Avignon, France. CLEF was a four day event combining a Conference and an Evaluation Forum. The Conference featured keynotes by Nicholas Belkin, Julio Gonzalo, and Gabriella Pasi, and presentation of 29 peer reviewed research papers covering a wide range of topics in addition to many posters. The Evaluation Forum consisted to ten Labs: CENTRE, CheckThat, DynSe, eRisk, eHealth, ImageCLEF, LifeCLEF, Cultural Microblog Contextualization, PAN, and PIR-CLEF, addressing a wide range of tasks, media, languages, and ways to go beyond standard test collections.

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“…The Cultural Microblog Contextualization (MC2) lab continues at CLEF 2018 (Hajjem et al 2018), which is its third run as a CLEF lab, and eighth edition as part of the INEX family.…”

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From XML Retrieval to Semantic Search and Beyond

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INEX ran as an independent evaluation forum for 10 years before it teamed up with CLEF in 2012. Even before 2012 there was considerable collaboration between INEX and CLEF, and these collaborations increased in intensity when CLEF moved beyond its traditional cross-lingual focus in 2009/2010 shifting to include all experimental IR. This led to the merger of CLEF and INEX, and effectively to the inclusion of INEX as a large track or lab into CLEF in 2012. This chapter details the efforts of the INEX lab in CLEF (2012CLEF ( -2014, as well as the ongoing activities as separate labs, under the labels Social Book Search ), and Microblog Contextualization (2016-2018.

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