Anne Schuth

ECIR 2016 in Padova will feature LiLa 2016, the first edition of our tutorial on Living Labs for Online Evaluation.

Our paper Multileave Gradient Descent for Fast Online Learning to Rank with Anne Schuth, Harrie Oosterhuis, Shimon Whiteson, and Maarten de Rijke was accepted at WSDM2016.

Our TREC proposal for OpenSearch has been accepted! TREC OpenSearch will be run in the same vein as CLEF LL4IR and use the same infrastructure.

Over the summer, an article in which I featured appeared in the Vrij Nederland(Dutch weekly magazine). The article is part of a series in which scientists are asked for solutions...

Our Living Labs (LL4IR) initiative received good news from ESF ELIAS, we have been awarded two grants.

Our paper Predicting Search Satisfaction Metrics with Interleaved Comparisons with Anne Schuth, Katja Hofmann, and Filip Radlinski was accepted as a full paper at SIGIR 2015.

Our paper Probabilistic Multileave for Online Retrieval Evaluation with Anne Schuth, Robert-Jan Bruintjes, Fritjof Büttner, Joost van Doorn, Carla Groenland, Cong-Nguyen Tran, Harrie Oosterhuis, Bas Veeling, Jos van der Velde,...

Our ACM Transactions on Information Systems paper called A comparative analysis of interleaving methods for aggregated search by Aleksandr Chuklin, Anne Schuth, Ke Zhou and Maarten de Rijke is available...

This article describes my work and was written by my colleagues David Graus and Marlies van der Wees (thanks!). It was posted on the uva.nl website on 4 November 2014....

Our paper Multileaved Comparisons for Fast Online Evaluation by Anne Schuth, Floor Sietsma, Shimon Whiteson, Damien Lefortier and Maarten de Rijke was accepted as a full paper at CIKM’14.