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  <Title>Sentences vs. Phrases: Syntactic Complexity in Multimedia Information Retrieval</Title>
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4 Results
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    <Paragraph position="0"> We found a statistically significant difference in retrieval quality between the syntactically simple word list captions and the syntactically complex sentence captions.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> The word list captions scored 74.6% on our crossing measure, while the sentence captions scored 89.5%.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> We performed one test comparing one-word and two-word queries on sentence versus word list captions. The sentence captions showed little difference: 82.7% on the one-word queries, and 80% on the two-word queries. The word-list captions, however, were dramatically worse on two-word queries (70.5%) than on one-word queries (89.7%).</Paragraph>
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