Indexing
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Indexing


The Electronic Library v. 20 no. 4 has an interesting paper on automation in indexing. "Obtaining feedback for indexing from highlighted text" by Miguel Villarroel; Pablo de la Fuente; Alberto Pedrero; Jesús Vegas; Joaquín Adiego.
This work presents a method for the adjustment of index weights by processing text that has been highlighted by users. Text in a document is highlighted using an application which provides annotation facilities in order to support active reading. Highlighted text is supposed to be of special relevance and the method tries to improve the index weights of terms located in these highlighted fragments.




- Acronym Definitions
Adding semantic meaning to text can only help our users. High-recall extraction of acronym-definition pairs with relevance feedback by Anna Yarygina and Natalia Vassilieva has been publshed by HP Laboratories as HPL-2012-46. This paper addresses the problem...

- Dbpedia Spotlight - Text Annotation Toolkit Released
Interesting tool released from DBpedia. We are happy to announce a first release of DBpedia Spotlight - Shedding Light on the Web of Documents. The amount of data in the Linked Open Data cloud is steadily increasing. Interlinking text documents with...

- Melvyl Recommender Project
Steve Toub of the California Digital Library has posted this to a couple of e-mail lists. The Melvyl Recommender Project, which explored next-generation services for library catalogs, has reached its conclusion. This project was funded by the Andrew W....

- Authority Control
L'authority control in un contesto universitario: una scelta obbligata [Versione italiana presentata alla Conferenza internazionale] = The authority control in the Academic context: a Hobson's choice [English version presented at the International...

- Web Logs
Web logs, what are they good for? Steven M. Cohen recently addressed the issue of why we write them, but why do we read them? In what instances do they work?Here are my views. First, they are one-to-many or a few-to-many format. Topics that require give...



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