@InProceedings{daume04intents,
  author =       {Hal {Daum\'e III} and Eric Brill},
  title =        {Web Search Intent Induction via Automatic Query Reformulation},
  booktitle =    {North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL)},
  year =         {2004},
  address =      {Boston, MA},
  abstract =     {
    We present a computationally efficient method for automatic grouping
    of web search results based on reformulating the original query to
    alternative queries the user may have intended.  The method requires
    no data other than query logs and the standard inverted indices used
    by most search engines.  Our method outperforms standard web search in
    the task of enabling users to quickly find relevant documents for
    informational queries.
  },
  keywords = {nlp},
  tagline = {We describe an algorithm that uses queries made by other people to help nail down intents for underspecified queries, and show its effectiveness in a real system. This is a short version of an unpublished paper available in <a href="docs/daume04intents-long.ps">Postscript</a> or <a href="docs/daume04intents-long.pdf">PDF</a> format.},
  url = {http://pub.hal3.name/#daume04intents}
}