The crux of the retrieval problem is that selecting documents to read grows ever more difficult, and new techniques are continually needed. (Brian Campbell Vickery)

The crux of the retrieval problem is that selecting documents to read grows ever more difficult, and new techniques are continually needed.

Brian Campbell Vickery

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