Abstract
Now a days technological advancements influence human language. In fact some such advancement has taken its toll on the written language as well. One of the most important messaging formats is SMS that influences the communication as well as the written contents. The representation of information in SMS may differ in different languages. This study proposes an approach that explains how information retrieval can be made easy when the search query is in the form of SMS text in domain specific environment. This approach also considers the existing message representation and IR technologies. The evaluation of the results shows that this method can be employed as one of the search techniques in IR.
Highlights
The development of new technology in mobile devices makes significant changes in communication through SMS (Bollen et al, 2004; Mitchell and Doherty, 2003; Xristine and Fintan, 2005)
The proposed information retrieval technique uses SMS text as query and it searches for the contents which refers to the term in the form of SMS
This paper tries to explore the influence of SMS in the non-formal communication and gives an idea to develop an SIR model
Summary
The development of new technology in mobile devices makes significant changes in communication through SMS (Bollen et al, 2004; Mitchell and Doherty, 2003; Xristine and Fintan, 2005). This helps identify people based on their area of interest (ChinYeh et al, 2003). The Macmillan English Dictionary for Advanced Learners-International Students Edition says that SMS is a technical short message service: a method of sending a TEXT MESSAGE TO A MOBILE PHONE. As the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary (Deluxe Edition) has it, as an abbreviation it is Short Message Service, a system that enables mobile phone users to send and receive text messages, as a noun it is a text message that is sent or received using SMS
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