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REDUNDANCY, RELEVANCE, AND VALUE TO THE USER IN THE OUTPUTS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
C.W. CLEVERDON, J.S. KIDDA test was carried out to investigate the assumption that there is a significant level of redundancy (or notional overlap) between documents. The first part of the paper derives a…
COULD BIBLIOMETRIC DATA BE USED TO PREDICT THE CLINICAL SUCCESS OF DRUGS?
DONALD A. WINDSORBibliometric traits were used to describe the development and clinical use of levodopa as an antiparkinsonian agent. Yearly percent compositions of a complete collection of 2,335…
RELATIONAL INDEXING APPLIED TO THE SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION
PENELOPE A. YATES‐MERCERFarradane's system of relational indexing, which had been previously used in a retrospective search system with good results, was further tested as the indexing language for an…
DOCUMENTATION NOTES: THE EFFECT OF A LARGE‐SCALE PHOTOCOPYING SERVICE ON JOURNAL SALES
E. VAN TONGERENI would like to comment on the article by Mr M. B. Line and Mr D. N. Wood on ‘The Effect of a Large‐Scale Photocopying Service on Journal Sales’, which was published in the…
PROGRESS IN DOCUMENTATION: THE MECHANIZATION OF CHEMICAL DOCUMENTATION
W.E. BATTENThis review aims to present a speciality to the general documentationalist. It will contain too little chemistry for the chemist, and too little documentation for the…
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