List of Articles Amir Hosein Keyhanipour

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  1 - Learning to Rank for the Persian Web Using the Layered Genetic Programming
  Amir Hosein Keyhanipour
  Learning to rank (L2R) has emerged as a promising approach in handling the existing challenges of Web search engines. However, there are major drawbacks with the present learning to rank techniques. Current L2R algorithms do not take into account to the search behavio More

  Learning to rank (L2R) has emerged as a promising approach in handling the existing challenges of Web search engines. However, there are major drawbacks with the present learning to rank techniques. Current L2R algorithms do not take into account to the search behavior of the users embedded in their search sessions’ logs. On the other hand, machine-learning as a data-intensive process requires a large volume of data about users’ queries as well as Web documents. This situation has made the usage of L2R techniques questionable in the real-world applications. Recently, by the use of the click-through data model and based on the generation of click-through features, a novel approach is proposed, named as MGP-Rank. Using the layered genetic-programming model, MGP-Rank has achieved noticeable performance on the ranking of the English Web content. In this study, with respect to the specific characteristics of the Persian language, some suitable scenarios are presented for the generation of the click-through features. In this way, a customized version of the MGP-Rank is proposed of the Persian Web retrieval. The evaluation results of this algorithm on the dotIR dataset, indicate its considerable improvement in comparison with major ranking methods. The improvement of the performance is particularly more noticeable in the top part of the search results lists, which are most frequently visited by the Web users. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Survey on the Applications of the Graph Theory in the Information Retrieval
  Maryam Piroozmand Amir Hosein Keyhanipour Ali Moeini
  Due to its power in modeling complex relations between entities, graph theory has been widely used in dealing with real-world problems. On the other hand, information retrieval has emerged as one of the major problems in the area of algorithms and computation. As graph- More

  Due to its power in modeling complex relations between entities, graph theory has been widely used in dealing with real-world problems. On the other hand, information retrieval has emerged as one of the major problems in the area of algorithms and computation. As graph-based information retrieval algorithms have shown to be efficient and effective, this paper aims to provide an analytical review of these algorithms and propose a categorization of them. Briefly speaking, graph-based information retrieval algorithms might be divided into three major classes: the first category includes those algorithms which use a graph representation of the corresponding dataset within the information retrieval process. The second category contains semantic retrieval algorithms which utilize the graph theory. The third category is associated with the application of the graph theory in the learning to rank problem. The set of reviewed research works is analyzed based on both the frequency as well as the publication time. As an interesting finding of this review is that the third category is a relatively hot research topic in which a limited number of recent research works are conducted. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Survey on the Applications of the Graph Theory in the Information Retrieval
  Maryam Piroozmand Amir Hosein Keyhanipour Ali Moeini
  Due to its power in modeling complex relations between entities, graph theory has been widely used in dealing with real-world problems. On the other hand, information retrieval has emerged as one of the major problems in the area of algorithms and computation. As graph- More

  Due to its power in modeling complex relations between entities, graph theory has been widely used in dealing with real-world problems. On the other hand, information retrieval has emerged as one of the major problems in the area of algorithms and computation. As graph-based information retrieval algorithms have shown to be efficient and effective, this paper aims to provide an analytical review of these algorithms and propose a categorization of them. Briefly speaking, graph-based information retrieval algorithms might be divided into three major classes: the first category includes those algorithms which use a graph representation of the corresponding dataset within the information retrieval process. The second category contains semantic retrieval algorithms which utilize the graph theory. The third category is associated with the application of the graph theory in the learning to rank problem. The set of reviewed research works is analyzed based on both the frequency as well as the publication time. As an interesting finding of this review is that the third category is a relatively hot research topic in which a limited number of recent research works are conducted. Manuscript profile