Information Retrieval for Handling Diverse Search Requests

Graduate School of Information Science

Associate Professor Hiroaki Ohshima

Acquiring information is of great importance in today's society. Our laboratory researches information retrieval technologies that respond to the diverse search intents of users. For example, in the case of electronic guides in museums, we support deeper learning by individually recommending exhibits based on visitors' interests and behavior history. By presenting information from various perspectives in response to search queries, we aim to reduce the disparity in information access and create an environment where everyone can reach information that suits them.