Information Retrieval

Information retrieval refers to the process of obtaining relevant information from a large dataset or repository, often using algorithms and techniques to search, filter, and rank results. As the volume of digital data continues to grow, effective information retrieval is crucial for tech applications such as search engines, databases, and recommendation systems, making it a fundamental area of research and development in the tech community.

Information Retrieval

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