QACTIS-based Question Answering at TREC-2005 P. Schone, G. Ciany*, R. Cutts❂, P. McNamee✝, J. Mayfield✝, Tom Smith✝ U.S. Department of Defense Ft. George G. Meade, MDABSTRACT

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