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Constructing Common Information Spaces
1997This paper investigates an important, yet under-researched topic in CSCW, namely shared, or common, information spaces. Precisely what is meant by this term, however, is not always obvious. We provide some background to work in the area, and then proceed to examine features of such spaces through examples.
Liam J. Bannon, Susanne Bødker
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Information systems: a construct of transformations
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1995The paper provides a classification and typology of various configurations which make up the definition of an information system (IS). It is based on five basic building blocks: source, data, prediction, value, and action. Using those building blocks, it is possible to formally outline many configurations including data base management systems (DBMS ...
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Constructing personalized information agents
1998The explosion of the World Wide Web as a global information network brings with it a number of related challenges for information agents. In this poster, we propose our architecture for constructing a personal information agent, which consists an web searching assistant and an interest domain manager responsible for the construction of the search ...
Chia-Hui Chang, Ching-Chi Hsu
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Constructional apraxia: An information processing analysis
Cognitive Neuropsychology, 1987Abstract Constructional apraxia is a disorder resulting from neurological damage which is manifested by the inability to copy and/or construct to command two- and three-dimensional stimuli. Three neurological patients presenting with these clinical symptoms were administered a battery of tests that were developed on the basis of a model describing the ...
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The construction of home in the informal city
Journal of Romance Studies, 2002No description ...
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FUZZY INFORMATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF QUESTIONNAIRES
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1982Abstract We consider questions admitting semantic answers such as "the size is small, the weight is heavy, the temperature is low ...", which enable us to characterize the elements of a given population or the conditions of a studied process. By using the concept of information, we define a fuzzy or crisp partition of this population or the states of
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The Cultural Construction of Information Technology
Journal of Global Information Management, 2001In this paper, the author proposes a research framework called the ’cultural construction of information technology.’ It extends the more widely known concept of the social construction of technology (SCOT) and defines the concept of a cultural infrastructure for the application of information technology in other contexts than the one in which it is ...
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The personal construction of information space
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 2000The present article describes the use of Repertory Grid methodology as a means of externalizing an individual's view of information space. The method is described with a single participant, and appears to offer a viable means of exploring the concept of information space.
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Pragmatic information in constructions
Belgian Journal of Linguistics, 2020AbstractDespite recent advances in Construction Pragmatics, a systematic way for delimiting coded pragmatic information has yet to be offered. This squib provides a step in establishing such an account by assessing what kind of pragmatic information speakers generalize from various usage-events. Drawing on findings from Conversation Analysis, I propose
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On the Construction of Prior Information – An Info-Metrics Approach
2016Abstract Although in principle prior information can significantly improve inference, incorporating incorrect prior information will bias the estimates of any inferential analysis. This fact deters many scientists from incorporating prior information into their inferential analyses.
Lumsdaine, Robin, Golan, A
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