Combining a knowledge acquisition methodology with a powerful data model we present an approach to the acquisition, maintenance and browsing of scientific medical hypertext. The hypergraph-based data model supports the consistent treatment of cyclic data structures, the nesting of complex object and comes with an elegant way of path-declaration in order to represent time-dependent medical processes or large hypertext-tours. It encourages a stepwise schema design and therefore supports a spiral shape acquisition process. We formally define view mechanisms on the basis of a rule based query and modification language. The views enable a context sensitive presentation of medical knowledge according to the informational needs of the physician. O...
Today’s economy runs on knowledge and more companies work assiduously to capitalize on knowledge sup...
International audienceThis paper presents the LIG contribution to the CLEF 2007 medical retrieval ta...
We present a model for creating, managing, and viewing the contents of scientific hyperbooks. The mo...
We describe the FORUM hypermedia authoring system used to make educative medical applications. The l...
Abstract We describe a project aimed at developing a tool to generate user and context-adapted text...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996. In this paper a new hypermedia model is presented that avo...
. This paper presents the intensional requirements of the medical record. It suggests that at least ...
Learning by collaboratively writing scientific hyperbooks requires specific software tools. We prese...
This project aimed to create a basic framework for a computer-based system, which enables physicians...
deployment manuals, and other technical publications into hypertext electronic documents. Techniques...
The development of a personal computer based user interface for the delivery of epidemiological mode...
Artificial intelligence techniques useful in diagnosis can be classified into eight categories. Amo...
Hypertext systems have traditionally been characterized as collections of data connected by "links,"...
International audienceMedical knowledge is growing both in quantity and complexity. Although sources...
This paper presents the LIG contribution to the CLEF 2007 medical retrieval task (i.e. ImageCLEFmed)...
Today’s economy runs on knowledge and more companies work assiduously to capitalize on knowledge sup...
International audienceThis paper presents the LIG contribution to the CLEF 2007 medical retrieval ta...
We present a model for creating, managing, and viewing the contents of scientific hyperbooks. The mo...
We describe the FORUM hypermedia authoring system used to make educative medical applications. The l...
Abstract We describe a project aimed at developing a tool to generate user and context-adapted text...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996. In this paper a new hypermedia model is presented that avo...
. This paper presents the intensional requirements of the medical record. It suggests that at least ...
Learning by collaboratively writing scientific hyperbooks requires specific software tools. We prese...
This project aimed to create a basic framework for a computer-based system, which enables physicians...
deployment manuals, and other technical publications into hypertext electronic documents. Techniques...
The development of a personal computer based user interface for the delivery of epidemiological mode...
Artificial intelligence techniques useful in diagnosis can be classified into eight categories. Amo...
Hypertext systems have traditionally been characterized as collections of data connected by "links,"...
International audienceMedical knowledge is growing both in quantity and complexity. Although sources...
This paper presents the LIG contribution to the CLEF 2007 medical retrieval task (i.e. ImageCLEFmed)...
Today’s economy runs on knowledge and more companies work assiduously to capitalize on knowledge sup...
International audienceThis paper presents the LIG contribution to the CLEF 2007 medical retrieval ta...
We present a model for creating, managing, and viewing the contents of scientific hyperbooks. The mo...