Innovative Solutions in Automatic Classification: A Brief Summary
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Erzsébet Tóth
There is a growing need for practical solutions to provide flexible access to digital documents in a structured form on the Web. The existing library classification schemes serve as good bases for achieving this goal. This paper presents a brief review of the various methods applied in automatic classification. It focuses on the main activities fulfilled within various research projects to make possible the effective automatic indexing and classification of Web sources. It describes the approaches taken in the Nordic WAIS/WWW; DESIRE II – Engineering Electronic Library System (EELS); GERHARD; and SCORPION projects. Artificial neural networks and artificial intelligence show great potential.
© 2002 by K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, Federal Republic of Germany
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Libraries, Nationalism, and Armed Conflict in the Twentieth Century
- Characterising the Health Information Consumer: An Examination of Digital Television Users
- Double Fold or Double Take? Book Memory and the Administration of Knowledge
- External Descriptions of Web Pages: Their Features and Their Relationships to Web Page Elements
- Innovative Solutions in Automatic Classification: A Brief Summary
- 2002 Annual Award for the Best Libri Student Paper
