[OpenRelevance-dev] dataset collection

Hi Tommaso,


Grant posted a while ago about the ASF mail archive being available from
a cloud store: http://search-lucene.com/m/9udC12n9y5A.


The Orev application (open-relevance viewer) is still under development.
I'm scheduled to resume work on it in a few weeks, and can actually use
some help and feedback. What I have so far is also on github
(https://github.com/synhershko/Orev), and is coded in .NET. I'm planning
to complete this in .NET (and there's still plenty to do, also in terms
of design), unless someone wishes to pick it up and do the actual coding
in Java with me assisting (I'm more fluent with .NET).


Itamar.

Hello Itamar,

2011/2/27 Itamar Syn-Hershko <itamar@code972.com>
thanks! I'll try them out :)

I've had only minor experiences with .NET but if design decisions happen on
this ML I'll be happy to help.
Cheers,
Tommaso

Itamar,

Would you happen to have a screenshot that shows that ORev looks like?

Otis
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Otis, I nearly forgot you :)

Attached are the screenshots.

The flow is quite obvious, but as a service here's the architecture
description: https://github.com/synhershko/Orev/blob/master/Orev.png

Honestly there's still quite a lot to do, but the basics are already
there. The idea is to be able to handle several corpora per language,
and to be able to have more than one language in the system. Also, we
should be able to remove judgments based on users, and to have an
overall smart system of detecting poor judgments (i.e. keep judgments
from a new user in standby until he judges a few dozens, etc).

There are quite a few questions that come to mind (and some were raised
before), such as what is the ideal way of scoring (boolean, 1..5, other
system), whether we should trust one judgment per doc/topic or we should
try crossing, and so on.

My plan is to give this some attention in a few weeks. As you can see,
its quite a crucial part of my work on Hebrew search. Your thoughts /
cooperation appreciated.

Mailman seem to have dropped the images. Anyone interested, feel free to
email me privately for them.


Forgot to mention: the template is ASP.NET MVC's default template. At
this point the valuable part is in the code...


Itamar.