Since 2009, the German National Library for Economics (ZBW) supports both indexing and retrieval of Open Access scientific publications like working papers, postprint articles and conference papers by means of a terminology web service. This web service is based on concepts organized as a ‘Standard Thesaurus for Economics’ (STW), which is modelled and regularly published as Linked Open Data. Moreover, it is integrated into the institution’s subject repository for automatically suggesting appropriate key words while indexing and retrieving documents, and for automatically expanding search queries on demand to gain better search results. While this approach looks promising to augment ‘off the shelf’ repository software systems in a lightweigh...
Abstract Index terms are an important component in considering a scientific topic. In a real sense, ...
Purpose: Controlled vocabularies play an important role in information retrieval. Numerous studies h...
Users engaging with knowledge-intensive search environments are often frustrated in their attempts t...
Controlled vocabularies are an important mechanism for ensuring consistency in a repository and nece...
Use of controlled vocabularies has been shown to provide benefits for search and discovery and to en...
Little attention has previously been paid to the use of controlled vocabularies and subject keywords...
International audienceA comparative study of the three main chemical information systems (Scifinder,...
The aim of this thesis is to compare the effectivity of using a natural language and a controlled ...
Search providers in domains from medicine to news have long labelled documents with controlled vocab...
The question whether controlled vocabulary or natural language free-text terms is the most effectiv...
In order to improve search for information by people, it is important to have a good idea to what de...
Discusses the factors to consider in online searching in libraries. Controlled vocabulary versus fre...
Presentation shows an example of a controlled vocabulary originally developed, used and maintained i...
Keyword searching and controlled vocabularies such as Library of Congress subject headings (LCSH) pr...
This thesis has been motivated by past research, problems and realizations that online library catal...
Abstract Index terms are an important component in considering a scientific topic. In a real sense, ...
Purpose: Controlled vocabularies play an important role in information retrieval. Numerous studies h...
Users engaging with knowledge-intensive search environments are often frustrated in their attempts t...
Controlled vocabularies are an important mechanism for ensuring consistency in a repository and nece...
Use of controlled vocabularies has been shown to provide benefits for search and discovery and to en...
Little attention has previously been paid to the use of controlled vocabularies and subject keywords...
International audienceA comparative study of the three main chemical information systems (Scifinder,...
The aim of this thesis is to compare the effectivity of using a natural language and a controlled ...
Search providers in domains from medicine to news have long labelled documents with controlled vocab...
The question whether controlled vocabulary or natural language free-text terms is the most effectiv...
In order to improve search for information by people, it is important to have a good idea to what de...
Discusses the factors to consider in online searching in libraries. Controlled vocabulary versus fre...
Presentation shows an example of a controlled vocabulary originally developed, used and maintained i...
Keyword searching and controlled vocabularies such as Library of Congress subject headings (LCSH) pr...
This thesis has been motivated by past research, problems and realizations that online library catal...
Abstract Index terms are an important component in considering a scientific topic. In a real sense, ...
Purpose: Controlled vocabularies play an important role in information retrieval. Numerous studies h...
Users engaging with knowledge-intensive search environments are often frustrated in their attempts t...