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The article focuses on understanding the relationship between Feeling-of-Knowing (FOK) and the Anomalous State of Knowledge (ASK) in information search processes, exploring neurophysiological drivers associated with FOK. Topics include the distinct neurophysiological signatures in response to different states of knowledge, the role of metamemory and metacognition in information retrieval, and the implications of FOK as a distinctive state in IN realization.

The article focuses on improving search parameter selection for information retrieval systems, emphasizing the need to adapt search configurations to individual queries. Topics include the challenges of selecting optimal search configurations, risk-sensitive criteria for configuration selection, and the empirical evaluation of the proposed approach's effectiveness, particularly in handling diverse query types.