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Exploiting semantics for searching agricultural bibliographic data
Journal of Information Science, 2016Filtering and search mechanisms which permit to identify key bibliographic references are fundamental for researchers. In this paper we propose a fully automatic and semantic method for filtering/searching bibliographic data, which allows users to look for information by specifying simple keyword queries or document queries, i.e.
BENEVENTANO, Domenico +2 more
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Bibliographic Searches for a Bibliometric Analysis on Drug Addiction
European Addiction Research, 2014Letter to the Editor.
Juan Carlos Valderrama-Zurián +2 more
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A bibliographic search by computer
Physics Today, 1966ANY COLLECTION OF DATA one can make these days is out of date before it is published. This is true, for example, of my Basic Data of Plasma Physics. In the book I tried to bring together in useful form the data of gaseous electronics and plasma physics upon which scientists base calculations and further work with basic parameters.
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Medical Bibliographic Searches
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974Excerpt To the editor: In the December 1973 issue (Ann Intern Med79:917-924, 1973), Mr. Beatty discussed usage of medical library resources.
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Derived search keys for bibliographic retrieval
Proceedings of the 6th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval - SIGIR '83, 1983A principle of information science states that the entropy of a set of symbols is maximised when the probability of occurrence of each becomes the same. This paper presents the results of a number of experiments which utilise this principle to construct fixed length keys from pertinent fields in order to locate and retrieve unique records as well as ...
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Conversational Bibliographic Search [PDF]
Proceedings of the 2024 ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval, 2023 openaire +1 more source
Bibliographic Computerized Searching in Psychology
Teaching of Psychology, 1986Computerized searching can now locate information or produce bibliographies in many different subject areas. This article presents some of the advantages and disadvantages of computerized searching, and describes the databases in the area of psychology.
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In Search of History: The Bibliographic Databases
The History Teacher, 1982HISTORIANS NOW HAVE, as close as their campus library, a valuable new research tool, one which allows scholars to participate in the benefits of the electronic age-computer assisted searching of major bibliographies of the social sciences and humanities. Paradoxically, the same historians who eagerly study the forces of change, analyze revolutions, try
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Searching for the 3Rs: facilitating complicance in the bibliographic search for alternatives
2000The search for alternatives is a requirement in several countries, but rarely are the logistics or the scientists' concerns considered. At the University of California Center for Animal Alternatives (UCCAA) we offer workshops on the nine UC campuses, teaching researchers, IACUCs, and librarians how to approach the alternatives search, including search ...
Wood, Mary W., Hart, Lynette A.
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Input‐output relationships in on‐line bibliographic searching
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1977AbstractA methodology is proposed to aid in system design and evaluation of on‐line bibliographic search systems. It uses multiple linear regression analysis to ascertain if there is a relationship between measures of search out‐put (such as cost‐effectiveness and cost) and input (such as the characteristics of the search‐number of descriptors used ...
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