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The Relevance of Relevance to Relevance Logic
2015I explore the question of whether the concept of relevance is relevant to the study of what Anderson and Belnap call “relevance logic.” The answer should be “Of course!” But there are some twists and turns, as is shown by the fact that it has taken over 50 years to get here. Despite protests by R. K.
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Relevance for browsing, relevance for searching
Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2005AbstractThe concept of relevance has received a great deal of theoretical attention. Separately, the relationship between focused search and browsing has also received extensive theoretical attention. This article aims to integrate these two literatures with a model and an empirical study that relate relevance in focused searching to relevance in ...
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Searching for Relevance in the Relevance of Search
2005Discussion of relevance has permeated the information science literature for the past 50+ years, and yet we are no closer to resolution of the matter. In this research we developed a set of measures to operationalize the dimensions underpinning Saracevic's manifestations of relevance. We used an existing data set collected from 48 participants who used
Elaine G. Toms +3 more
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1972
Forswearing venerable doctrine, some now claim that the truth-value of a statement A, and — more generally — that of a theory T, hinges upon (the truth-values of) all other statements from the same language as A or T. I should like to investigate this matter as regards languages of four main sorts: first-order languages without a box (called here L1 ...
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Forswearing venerable doctrine, some now claim that the truth-value of a statement A, and — more generally — that of a theory T, hinges upon (the truth-values of) all other statements from the same language as A or T. I should like to investigate this matter as regards languages of four main sorts: first-order languages without a box (called here L1 ...
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SIGSPATIAL Special, 2011
Geographic information is increasingly used in mobile contexts. Mobility constrains several aspects of this mobile usage, such as limited screen estate, number of desired interactions, or availability due to battery time. As a consequence designers and developers of mobile geographic applications strive to reduce the amount of information delivered to ...
Reichenbacher Tumasch +1 more
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Geographic information is increasingly used in mobile contexts. Mobility constrains several aspects of this mobile usage, such as limited screen estate, number of desired interactions, or availability due to battery time. As a consequence designers and developers of mobile geographic applications strive to reduce the amount of information delivered to ...
Reichenbacher Tumasch +1 more
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Journal of Management Development, 2014
Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to tease out the real value-adding contributions university-based business schools can make to the business community and to society at large without compromising in any way its own ethos of academic rigour and scholarship in seeking knowledge and understanding for its own sake.Design/methodology/approach– This is ...
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Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to tease out the real value-adding contributions university-based business schools can make to the business community and to society at large without compromising in any way its own ethos of academic rigour and scholarship in seeking knowledge and understanding for its own sake.Design/methodology/approach– This is ...
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Relevance Ranking in Patent Databases. Is It Relevant?
Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 1999Patent databases grew up with the traditional online search services, where Boolean logic and proximity operators are used to produce a set of answers in reverse chronological order, some of them relevant, some false drop. Newer search engines are based upon more complex algorithms that automatically combine traditional operators with occurrence counts
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Relevance of Clinical Relevance
Anesthesiology, 2016Paul M, Riegelhaupt +2 more
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On the Relevance of 'Relevance' to the Theory of Legal Factfinding
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000In modern evidence theory two main theories of legal factfinding have emerged. One of these is the mathematical probabilistic approach, which claims that the universal rules of mathematics apply to legal factfinding as to any other rational decision-making. The opposite approach, of Tribe, Nesson and others, contests this view.
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Minds and Machines, 2013
Floridi's chapter on relevant information bridges the analysis of "being informed" with the analysis of knowledge as "relevant information that is accounted for" by analysing subjective or epistemic relevance in terms of the questions that an agent might ask in certain circumstances.
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Floridi's chapter on relevant information bridges the analysis of "being informed" with the analysis of knowledge as "relevant information that is accounted for" by analysing subjective or epistemic relevance in terms of the questions that an agent might ask in certain circumstances.
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