Browsing Document Collections: Automatically Organizing Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Using the Gray Code.

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Autor principal: Losee, Robert M.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1997
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contents Browsing Document Collections: Automatically Organizing Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Using the Gray Code. Losee, Robert M. Classification Documentation Electronic Libraries Hypermedia Mathematical Formulas Models Programming Languages User Needs (Information) Proposes a model for digital library and hypermedia organizations that is adaptive, providing different conceptual orderings to support browsing for different individuals' or groups' needs. Highlights include types of links, document ordering and the Gray code (a binary programming code), adaptive classification, and an economic model for document ordering. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Browsing Document Collections: Automatically Organizing Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Using the Gray Code.
Losee, Robert M.
Classification
Documentation
Electronic Libraries
Hypermedia
Mathematical Formulas
Models
Programming Languages
User Needs (Information)
Browsing Document Collections: Automatically Organizing Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Using the Gray Code. Losee, Robert M. Classification Documentation Electronic Libraries Hypermedia Mathematical Formulas Models Programming Languages User Needs (Information) Proposes a model for digital library and hypermedia organizations that is adaptive, providing different conceptual orderings to support browsing for different individuals' or groups' needs. Highlights include types of links, document ordering and the Gray code (a binary programming code), adaptive classification, and an economic model for document ordering. (Author/LRW)
title Browsing Document Collections: Automatically Organizing Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Using the Gray Code.
topic Classification
Documentation
Electronic Libraries
Hypermedia
Mathematical Formulas
Models
Programming Languages
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ543209