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Main Authors: Hunt, Earl, Quinlan, J.R.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1967
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED025269
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author Hunt, Earl
Quinlan, J.R.
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Quinlan, J.R.
Hunt, Earl
Quinlan, J.R.
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contents The Reactive Library. Hunt, Earl Quinlan, J.R. Communication (Thought Transfer) Computer Programs Information Retrieval Information Systems Input Output Language Usage Psychophysiology Research Utilization Scientific Personnel Scientific Research This report describes an information retrieval system called the Reactive Library (RL) which is designed to aid, but not replace, a person in the task of fitting new experimental findings into the previously available literature. As a tool for increasing communications within a small group of scientists, the RL is based on the assumption that the different individuals in such a group will share a common language but have somewhat disparate reading interests. The RL program was written to aid in coordinating literature searches by separate individuals, and it utilized rudimentary techniques originally developed in question answering and theorem proving programs in order to determine whether a fact input to it is relevant to previously stored facts. The list of relevant facts, together with a citation to the article reporting them, is then printed out. The program is currently being used by a group of physiological psychologists on a field trial basis (Author/JB)
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spellingShingle The Reactive Library.
Hunt, Earl
Quinlan, J.R.
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Computer Programs
Information Retrieval
Information Systems
Input Output
Language Usage
Psychophysiology
Research Utilization
Scientific Personnel
Scientific Research
The Reactive Library. Hunt, Earl Quinlan, J.R. Communication (Thought Transfer) Computer Programs Information Retrieval Information Systems Input Output Language Usage Psychophysiology Research Utilization Scientific Personnel Scientific Research This report describes an information retrieval system called the Reactive Library (RL) which is designed to aid, but not replace, a person in the task of fitting new experimental findings into the previously available literature. As a tool for increasing communications within a small group of scientists, the RL is based on the assumption that the different individuals in such a group will share a common language but have somewhat disparate reading interests. The RL program was written to aid in coordinating literature searches by separate individuals, and it utilized rudimentary techniques originally developed in question answering and theorem proving programs in order to determine whether a fact input to it is relevant to previously stored facts. The list of relevant facts, together with a citation to the article reporting them, is then printed out. The program is currently being used by a group of physiological psychologists on a field trial basis (Author/JB)
title The Reactive Library.
topic Communication (Thought Transfer)
Computer Programs
Information Retrieval
Information Systems
Input Output
Language Usage
Psychophysiology
Research Utilization
Scientific Personnel
Scientific Research
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED025269