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2005
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Estimating Recall and Precision for Vague Queries in Databases

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In vague queries, a user enters a value that represents some real world object and expects as the result the set of database values that represent this real world object even with ...

Raquel Kolitski Stasiu, Carlos A. Heuser, Roberto ...

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