Ant World Papers
This is the list of some Ant World related papers. They are
available in HTML, PostScript, and PDF formats.
Note: if you want to print a hard copy, download PostScript. PDF does
not always print well.
- Paul Kantor, Endre Boros, Ben Melamed,
David J. Neu, Vladimir Meñkov, Qin Shi, Myung-Ho Kim.
Ant World. (A brief one-page description of Ant World.)
Also in
PostScript,
PDF
and LaTeX.
In Proceedings of SIGIR'99 (22nd International Conference on
Research and Development in Information Retrieval), p. 323.
[The copyright has been transferred to the
ACM.]
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Paul B. Kantor, Endre Boros, Benjamin Melamed, Vladimir Meñkov.
The Information Quest: A Dynamic Model of User's Information Needs.
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PostScript,
PDF
and LaTeX.
(Covers the theory behind the current (1998-1999) implementation of the
Ant World.)
In Proceedings of tthe 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Sociaty for
Information Science. Volume 36, 1999, pp. 536-545.
[The copyright
has been transferred to the
ASIS.]
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Endre Boros, Paul B. Kantor, Dave J. Neu.
Pheromonic Representation of User Quests by Digital Structures
.
(Background for the LAD-based quest matching).
In Proceedings of tthe 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Sociaty for
Information Science. Volume 36, 1999, pp. 633-642.
[The copyright has been transferred to the
ASIS.]
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PostScript,
PDF
and LaTeX.
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Paul Kantor, Myung-Ho Kim, Ulukbek Ibraev, Koray Atasoy.
Estimating the Number of Relevant Documents in Enormous Collections.
In Proceedings of tthe 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Sociaty for
Information Science. Volume 36, 1999, pp. 507-514.
[The copyright has been transferred to the
ASIS.]
Also in PDF
and LaTeX.
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Bracha Shapira, Paul B. Kantor, and Benjamin Melamed.
"Preliminary study of the effect of motivation on user behavior in a
collaborative information finding system."
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Vladimir Meñkov, David J. Neu, Qin Shi.
AntWorld: A Collaborative Web Search Tool
.
[This paper will appear in DCW 2000 proceedings. Copyright ©
Springer-Verlag.]
In PostScript, PDF (figures can't be seen), and LaTeX.
- Paul B. Kantor, et al,
AntWorld: Capturing Human Intelligence in the Net
. The original long (12 pages) version of the article submitted
to Communications of ACM. In MS Word format only.