Abstract: An information retrieval system includes a query revision architecture providing one or more query revisers, each of which implements a query revision strategy. A query rank reviser suggests known highly-ranked queries as revisions to a first query by initially assigning a rank to all queries, and identifying a set of known highly-ranked queries (KHRQ). Queries with a strong probability of being revised to a KHRQ are identified as nearby queries (NQ). Alternative queries that are KHRQs are provided as candidate revisions for a given query. For alternative queries that are NQs, the corresponding known highly-ranked queries are provided as candidate revisions.

Abstract: An information retrieval system includes a query revision architecture providing one or more query revisers, each of which implements a query revision strategy. A query rank reviser suggests known highly-ranked queries as revisions to a first query by initially assigning a rank to all queries, and identifying a set of known highly-ranked queries (KHRQ). Queries with a strong probability of being revised to a KHRQ are identified as nearby queries (NQ). Alternative queries that are KHRQs are provided as candidate revisions for a given query. For alternative queries that are NQs, the corresponding known highly-ranked queries are provided as candidate revisions.

Abstract: An information retrieval system includes a query revision architecture providing one or more query revisers, each of which implements a query revision strategy. A query rank reviser suggests known highly-ranked queries as revisions to a first query by initially assigning a rank to all queries, and identifying a set of known highly-ranked queries (KHRQ). Queries with a strong probability of being revised to a KHRQ are identified as nearby queries (NQ). Alternative queries that are KHRQs are provided as candidate revisions for a given query. For alternative queries that are NQs, the corresponding known highly-ranked queries are provided as candidate revisions.

Abstract: An information retrieval system includes a query revision architecture providing one or more query revisers, each of which implements a query revision strategy. A query rank reviser suggests known highly-ranked queries as revisions to a first query by initially assigning a rank to all queries, and identifying a set of known highly-ranked queries (KHRQ). Queries with a strong probability of being revised to a KHRQ are identified as nearby queries (NQ). Alternative queries that are KHRQs are provided as candidate revisions for a given query. For alternative queries that are NQs, the corresponding known highly-ranked queries are provided as candidate revisions.

Abstract: A golf bag includes a bottom part, a cylinder part with stabilizing longitudinal webs, a head part, a support device with toggle lever mechanism or another mechanism and a clamping system for folding out and folding in support legs, a pull-out grip and a belt system. The golf bag combines in itself all components for stable standing, rolling, sloped support, carrying on the shoulder or on the back and for transport in the lying or upright position without additional actions on the part of the golfer. The golf bag is easy to handle and can be transported in a compact manner.

Abstract: A golf bag includes a bottom part, a cylinder part with stabilizing longitudinal webs, a head part, a support device with toggle lever mechanism or another mechanism and a clamping system for folding out and folding in support legs, a pull-out grip and a belt system. The golf bag combines in itself all components for stable standing, rolling, sloped support, carrying on the shoulder or on the back and for transport in the lying or upright position without additional actions on the part of the golfer. The golf bag is easy to handle and can be transported in a compact manner.