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San Francisco State University at LiveQA Track of TREC 2016

There are many situations in our everyday life where we look for answers to some questions  “Who wrote this book?”, “How to grill a fish?” or “Where is the Opera House located?”. Twenty  years ago to answer these questions people were looking them up in the encyclopedias, recipe  books or were asking other people. Moving the information into the electronic form and making  it universally accessible helped to automate this process and save an enormous amount of time.