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affiliation: University of Exeter, Medical School, Truro, UK

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2013
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Marco A. Palomino, Tim Taylor, Geoff McBride, Richard J. Owen:
Instability in Search Engine Results: Lessons Learned in the Context of Horizon Scanning Applications. DEXA Workshops 2013: 53-57
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Marco A. Palomino, Tim Taylor, Geoff McBride, Hugh Mortimer, Richard J. Owen, Michael Depledge:
Optimising Web-Based Information Retrieval Methods for Horizon Scanning Using Relevance Feedback. FedCSIS 2013: 1127-1134
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Marco A. Palomino, Tim Taylor, Richard J. Owen:
Evaluating Business Intelligence Gathering Techniques for Horizon Scanning Applications. MICAI (2) 2013: 350-361
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Marco A. Palomino, Tim Taylor, Richard J. Owen:
Towards the Development of an Automated, Web-based, Horizon Scanning System. FedCSIS 2012: 1009-1016

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