Behavior-based evaluation of session satisfaction
Chao Liu, Zhenzhen Zheng, Jinkang Jia

TL;DR
This paper introduces a session-level evaluation method for search satisfaction that leverages session features and a hybrid model, outperforming traditional page-level metrics in accuracy and interpretability.
Contribution
It proposes a novel session-level evaluation approach with a hybrid model, enhancing accuracy and interpretability over existing page-level methods.
Findings
Higher accuracy than traditional metrics
Effective in practical search engine applications
Provides interpretable satisfaction judgments
Abstract
Nowadays, web search becomes more and more popular all over the world. Many researchers and developers have done lots of studies on behaviors of search users. In practice, the full understanding of these behaviors can not only help to evaluate the usefulness of newly-developed ranking algorithms and other changes of search engine, but also to guide the growth direction of search engine. As far as we know, most of past work are mainly focused on single search evaluation, which do promote the rapid development of search engine in early stage. However,these page-level behaviors are so limited that can no longer give explicit feedbacks on minor changes of the search engine. We think that it will be more accurate and sensitive when more information on search session are provided. In this paper, a session level evaluation method is proposed. The session-level features are retrieved and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsWeb Data Mining and Analysis · Text and Document Classification Technologies · Information Retrieval and Search Behavior
