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AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR E-LEARNING
Abstract
An information retrieval technique that could be used successfully in the E-Learning domain is provided in this article. The described system is based on a relevancefeedback scheme. It retrieves relevant documents from an information database, those documents being useful in the learning process. The proposed system is an interactive one, the human user being involved in the retrieving process.
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