Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control.

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Autor principal: Burger, Robert H.
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Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1984
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contents Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control. Burger, Robert H. Artificial Intelligence Cataloging Information Networks Information Retrieval Information Systems Library Catalogs Library Technical Processes Online Systems Search Strategies Four artificial intelligence (AI) concepts that have relevance for information retrieval systems are discussed and applied to area of authority control in automated catalogs--pattern recognition, representation, problem solving, learning. Existing automated authority control systems are analyzed using two other AI concepts, augmentation and delegation. Sixteen references are cited. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control.
Burger, Robert H.
Artificial Intelligence
Cataloging
Information Networks
Information Retrieval
Information Systems
Library Catalogs
Library Technical Processes
Online Systems
Search Strategies
Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control. Burger, Robert H. Artificial Intelligence Cataloging Information Networks Information Retrieval Information Systems Library Catalogs Library Technical Processes Online Systems Search Strategies Four artificial intelligence (AI) concepts that have relevance for information retrieval systems are discussed and applied to area of authority control in automated catalogs--pattern recognition, representation, problem solving, learning. Existing automated authority control systems are analyzed using two other AI concepts, augmentation and delegation. Sixteen references are cited. (EJS)
title Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control.
topic Artificial Intelligence
Cataloging
Information Networks
Information Retrieval
Information Systems
Library Catalogs
Library Technical Processes
Online Systems
Search Strategies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ312296