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From interface to outcome: a 4I framework for AI-linked functionality in electronic health records. [PDF]

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Zhang T, Shin N.
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Who gets connected? Open government data and access to intercity innovation networks. [PDF]

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Experiments on the compression of dictionary entries

[1991] Proceedings. Data Compression Conference, 2002
Summary form only given. The authors study the compression of a list of items which are access keys to a dictionary or encyclopedia. Redundancy can be either inside the single word or between words (depending on the order). Attention is focused on those compression algorithms which can exploit mainly these kinds of redundancies.
M.R. Lagana, G. Turrini, G. Zanchi
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Wittgenstein — A Dictionary Entry

1991
Wittgenstein, Ludwig (1889–1951), an Austrian who spent much of his life in England, being Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge from 1939 to 1947. He wrote two very influential philosophical classics, the second being a rejection of the first. The first was the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (‘the Tractatus’).
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The Length and Breadth of an Entry in an Etymological Dictionary

2002
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The Distribution of Prefix Overlap in Consecutive Dictionary Entries

SIAM Journal on Algebraic Discrete Methods, 1986
Summary: We consider the family \(\Delta\) (m;\({\mathcal A})\) of all dictionaries, over an alphabet \({\mathcal A}\), that have given numbers \(m_ i\) of words of each length \(i=1,2,...\). We find the probability distribution of the length of the maximal common prefix of two consecutive words in dictionaries \({\mathcal D}\in \Delta\), and the ...
Simion, Rodica, Wilf, Herbert S.
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Looking for Unity in a Dictionary Entry

2019
Abstract The lexicographer’s engagement with a word is fundamentally a search for unity: a search for the essential idea that holds together a group of things (referents, concepts, senses, etc) that may not be straightforwardly united in the modern mother tongue that provides our metalanguage and our default assumptions.
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Semantic Features of The Dictionary Entry in Russian-Uzbek Dictionaries

International Journal Of Literature And Languages
This article analyzes the formation and development of Russian-Uzbek translation dictionaries throughout the 20th century from a philological perspective. The main objective of this study is to comparatively analyze the changes in the semantic structure of a dictionary entry during the development of Russian-Uzbek dictionaries.
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