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The processing of information-containing documents
Proceedings of the February 4-6, 1953, western computer conference on - AIEE-IRE '53 (Western), 1953Much recent attention has been paid to the promise that digital computer techniques will simplify, speed up, and cheapen various sorts of large-scale information processing in business and industry. Only a few actual applications of this sort have so far been attempted, probably for two main reasons.
George W. Brown, Louis N. Ridenour
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Proceedings of the 7th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '94, 1994
Standard telephone keypads are labeled with letters of the alphabet, enabling users to enter textual data for a variety of possible applications. However, the overloading of three letters on a single key creates a potential ambiguity as to which character was intended, which must be resolved for unambiguous text entry. Existing systems all use pairs of
Harald Rau, Steven Skiena
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Standard telephone keypads are labeled with letters of the alphabet, enabling users to enter textual data for a variety of possible applications. However, the overloading of three letters on a single key creates a potential ambiguity as to which character was intended, which must be resolved for unambiguous text entry. Existing systems all use pairs of
Harald Rau, Steven Skiena
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Information retrieval and the virtual document
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1999Les documents virtuels peuvent etre classes en fonction de leur conception.
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Documenting transitional information in EMR
Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2010An observational study was conducted to examine EMR-based documentation in an Emergency Department (ED), with an emphasis on computerized documentation activities in the complex flow of clinical processes. This study revealed a gap between the formal EMR documentation and the actual clinical workflow, which leads ED staff to rely on intermediate ...
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Defining information: An analysis of the information content of documents
Information Processing & Management, 1980Abstract In order to characterize the information content of scientific documents an appropriate definition is developed which is based on the facts and data reported therein and on their conceptual interrelationship. The scope and limitations of such a definition are discussed and it is used to carry out the content analysis of a scientific paper ...
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Information Retrieval and Structured Documents
2000Standard Information Retrieval considers documents as atomic units of information that are indexed and retrieved as a whole. Modern evolution of document design and storage have since a long time introduced more elaborate representations of documents; standards such as SGML, then HTML and now XML are of course major contributions in this domain.
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Engineering information in documents
Proceedings of the 2005 ACM symposium on Document engineering, 2005Much of the work in engineering complex documents has been on building a path from a document model (or document abstraction) to one or more instances of that document during a publication phase. While many approaches exist to help create multiple instances from a single document, all of these instances share the property that the content (once created)
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