Text Retrieval and Search Engines, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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By JH
•Sep 21, 2016
Great course for those trying to understand how ro analyse and process text data. It has the right amount of tools to help you understand the basics of information retrieval and search engines.
By PM
•Aug 29, 2016
A great overview of text retrieval methods. Good coverage of search engines. A longer course will cover search engine better (remember this is a 6 weeker)
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By Ramakrishnan C
•Apr 13, 2019
Good one
By Chen Qiu
•Apr 08, 2019
Some courses lack lecture notes. There are some mistake in the week exercise (some question regarding topic in wk5 appears in wk4). So the overall feeling for the course is not well considering it is a part of the school's graduate program
By Ashish Gupta
•Apr 04, 2019
Sir is Amazing. Reviews saying this course lacks practicals are true. Fact is, you will be able to implement them on your own, as sir explained concepts pretty well. This is by far one of the best courses on coursera, comparable to Mr. Ng's course on ML and DL
By Lena Hu
•Mar 11, 2019
help for building a whole picture about the field
By liz arnold
•Feb 16, 2019
very hard to understand teacher
By Devender Bejju
•Feb 14, 2019
Literally this is a dead course. No one is active from course to assist students. You can't complete assignment 1 if you are not good with c++ and STL 'PERIOD'.
Giving up this course
By Atsushi Takayama
•Jan 04, 2019
Some quizes were from different weeks. Forum questions are often left unsolved.
By Peter Borysov
•Dec 15, 2018
Lectures are fine for those who does not want to read a book and want to get a quick overview. Quizzes are very un-useful and buggy. There are questions presented that are not covered in the section. Programming assignments are optional because instructor did not want to adapt them for Coursera format so that they can be completed using tools of choice.
By Bilguun Batsaikhan
•Dec 11, 2018
One of the best courses I have taken on Coursera. Really liked how the quizzes were structured!
By Lee Chung Leuk
•Nov 21, 2018
Some mistakes in subtitle. and it is better to break down the long videos into smaller sections, illustrate the concepts with more graphs,picture and animation.
