Abstract
Information retrieval is widely used due to extremely large volume of text and image data available on the web and consequently, efficient retrieval is required. Text information retrieval is a branch of information retrieval which deals with text documents. Another key factor is the concern for a retrieval engine, often referred to as user-specific information retrieval, which works according to a specific user. This article performs a preliminary investigation of the proposed fuzzy rough sets-based model for user-specific text information retrieval. The model improves on the computational time required to compute the approximations compared to classical fuzzy rough set model by using Wikipedia as the information source. The technique also improves on the accuracy of clustering obtained for user specified classes.
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