Presented at: 19th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2010)
by Roelof van Zwol, Börkur Sigurbjörnsson
This paper describes MediaFaces, a system that enables faceted exploration of media collections. The system processes semi-structured information sources to extract objects and facets, e.g. the relationships between two objects. Next, we rank the facets based on a statistical analysis of image search query logs, and the tagging behaviour of users annotating photos in Flickr. For a given object of interest, we can then retrieve the top-k most relevant facets and present them to the user. The system is currently deployed in production by Yahoo!'s image search engine. We present the system architecture, its main components, and the application of the system as part of the image search experience.
Keywords: Faceted, desktop search, enterprise
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