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Investigating language preferences in improving multilingual Swahili information retrieval
Multilingual Information Retrieval (MLIR) systems are designed to retrieve information from multiple languages in response to a query posed in another language or in one of the languages in which a user is looking for information. Researchers have proposed several approaches for combining the result...
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Department of Computer Science
2022
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