用于界面设计的文献识别模型

doi:10.11925/infotech.1003-3513.2004.10.04

现代图书情报技术

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用于界面设计的文献识别模型

欧亚斯·吉列尔莫

(美国北德克萨斯大学图书情报学院)

Document Discrimination Modeling for Interface Design

Guillermo A. Oyarce

(School of Library and Information Sciences University of North Texas，USA)

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文献分析的自动化方法在因特网环境中尤其
必要。采用若干术语进行标引确定了一个类目中的组成成分，但抑制了对这些成分的深入理
解和辨析。文献集合中一个术语的平均频率是一个单纯的功能，并且是一个有趣的、可视化
的和友好特性的功能。一个为用户开发的界面，使得用户容易的操纵和发现内容的上下文，
内容定位了术语在全文中的位置。本文描述了一个实验，它确定了这个方法的一些有用的可
能性。所列出的可视化的含义可以帮助用户分析文献集合和在上下文信息结构中分析文献。

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Automatic methods for document analysis are particularly necessary in the Internet space. Indexing terms identify members of a class but constrain discrimination amongst them. The average frequency of a term over the document set is a simple function with an interesting visual friendly property which an interface could exploit for use
rs to easily manipulate and find the context of content bearing terms in the full text. This paper describes anexperiment that confirms some useful possibilities of this approach. Some implications for visualization are listed to help users analyze document sets and in the construction of contextual information.

收稿日期: 2004-07-06 出版日期: 2004-10-25

通讯作者: 欧亚斯·吉列尔莫

作者简介: 欧亚斯·吉列尔莫

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欧亚斯·吉列尔莫. 用于界面设计的文献识别模型[J]. 现代图书情报技术, 2004, 20(10): 24-32.
Guillermo A. Oyarce. Document Discrimination Modeling for Interface Design. New Technology of Library and Information Service, 2004, 20(10): 24-32.

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