qualityrelevance
Qualityrelevance is a term used to describe the alignment between the quality of information and its relevance to a user’s needs. It combines two core dimensions that influence how useful an information object is: relevance, which captures how well the item matches the user’s intent or task, and quality, which assesses attributes such as accuracy, completeness, timeliness, and trustworthiness.
In practice, qualityrelevance is treated as a composite evaluation. The relevance component evaluates how contextually appropriate
Measurement typically relies on multi-criteria scoring, often combining automated signals with human judgments. Quantitative approaches may
Applications of qualityrelevance appear in search engines, recommendation systems, knowledge bases, and decision-support tools, where users