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International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1992
Abstract This paper reviews various errors that have been described by comparing human behavior to the norms of probability, causal connection and logical deduction. For each error we review evidence on whether the error has been demonstrated to occur.
Jane M. Fraser +2 more
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Abstract This paper reviews various errors that have been described by comparing human behavior to the norms of probability, causal connection and logical deduction. For each error we review evidence on whether the error has been demonstrated to occur.
Jane M. Fraser +2 more
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1999
The genre of the catalog is pertinent to transcultural experimentation by virtue of its paradigmatic structure that juxtaposes various judgments on the same subject. Such discourse is released from the order of time or the relationship of cause and effect.1 In contrast, the syntagmatic structure, in which one proposition is deduced from another, one ...
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The genre of the catalog is pertinent to transcultural experimentation by virtue of its paradigmatic structure that juxtaposes various judgments on the same subject. Such discourse is released from the order of time or the relationship of cause and effect.1 In contrast, the syntagmatic structure, in which one proposition is deduced from another, one ...
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A Cataloger’s Perspective on Cataloging Backlogs
Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 2019Backlogs in cataloging are an unpleasant fact for many library technical service departments. While backlogs may be strategic in nature and smooth out the workflow from acquisitions to cataloging, ...
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Cataloging Spirits and the Spirit of Cataloging
Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 2005ABSTRACT Specific rules within the cataloging codes may seem strange and out of step with the times in which the codes are used. This paper examines one such seemingly strange set of rules, those regarding spirit communications, and explores how these rules illuminate both historical developments and current practices in cataloging.
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Cryptologia, 2007
When attacking the German Enigma cipher machine during the 1930s, the Polish mathematician Marian Rejewski developed a catalog of disjoint cycles of permutations generated by Enigma indicators. By comparing patterns that resulted from message indicators with his catalog, Rejewski was able to determine the ground settings.
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When attacking the German Enigma cipher machine during the 1930s, the Polish mathematician Marian Rejewski developed a catalog of disjoint cycles of permutations generated by Enigma indicators. By comparing patterns that resulted from message indicators with his catalog, Rejewski was able to determine the ground settings.
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The Serials Librarian, 2003
Regina Romano Reynolds of the Library of Congress gave a wide-ranging presentation on the current state of cataloging. She praised the good things the catalog does, and pointed out problem areas and intractable problems. She proposed some solutions to the problem areas.
Regina Romano Reynolds, JoAnne Deeken
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Regina Romano Reynolds of the Library of Congress gave a wide-ranging presentation on the current state of cataloging. She praised the good things the catalog does, and pointed out problem areas and intractable problems. She proposed some solutions to the problem areas.
Regina Romano Reynolds, JoAnne Deeken
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Cataloger: Catalog Recommendation Service for IT Change Requests
2017Service automation improves the efficiency of IT service management processes. Traditionally, IT change management relies on humans to submit a change request ticket or navigate a cumbersome catalog. Today, new systems are created to execute changes based on a service catalog that is linked to back-end application programming interfaces (APIs ...
Anup K. Kalia +4 more
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Quality of Library Catalogs and Value of (Good) Catalogs
Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 2015The quality of large catalogs is uneven and often low, but this issue is underrated and understudied. Library catalogs often fail to communicate correct and clear information to users and their low quality is not simply due to faults, duplications, and so on but also to unwise cataloging standards and policies.
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Subject cataloging process of Slovenian and American catalogers
Journal of Documentation, 2005PurposeAn empirical study has shown that the real process of subject cataloging does not correspond entirely to theoretical descriptions in textbooks and international standards. The purpose of this is paper is to address the issue of whether it be possible for catalogers who have not received formal training to perform subject cataloging in a ...
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