Morse's Markov Model of Book Use Revisited.

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Autori principali: Beheshti, Jamshid, Tague, Jean M.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1984
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author Beheshti, Jamshid
Tague, Jean M.
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Tague, Jean M.
Beheshti, Jamshid
Tague, Jean M.
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contents Morse's Markov Model of Book Use Revisited. Beheshti, Jamshid Tague, Jean M. College Libraries Correlation Foreign Countries Graphs Higher Education Library Circulation Library Materials Models Research Methodology Tables (Data) Use Studies Utilizing 11 years of University of Saskatchewan circulation transactions, it is shown that P. M. Morse's Markov model of book use fits approximately 99 percent of data for whole collection and for three subject areas; contrary to his assumptions, one of the model's parameters is time dependent. Thirteen references are included. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Morse's Markov Model of Book Use Revisited.
Beheshti, Jamshid
Tague, Jean M.
College Libraries
Correlation
Foreign Countries
Graphs
Higher Education
Library Circulation
Library Materials
Models
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
Morse's Markov Model of Book Use Revisited. Beheshti, Jamshid Tague, Jean M. College Libraries Correlation Foreign Countries Graphs Higher Education Library Circulation Library Materials Models Research Methodology Tables (Data) Use Studies Utilizing 11 years of University of Saskatchewan circulation transactions, it is shown that P. M. Morse's Markov model of book use fits approximately 99 percent of data for whole collection and for three subject areas; contrary to his assumptions, one of the model's parameters is time dependent. Thirteen references are included. (EJS)
title Morse's Markov Model of Book Use Revisited.
topic College Libraries
Correlation
Foreign Countries
Graphs
Higher Education
Library Circulation
Library Materials
Models
Research Methodology
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ308721