Expanding Access to Science and Technology (UNU, 1994, 462 pages): Session 3: New technologies and media for information retrieval and transfer: Information retrieval: Theory, experiment, and operational systems: References

Expanding Access to Science and Technology (UNU, 1994, 462 pages)

Session 3: New technologies and media for information retrieval and transfer

Information retrieval: Theory, experiment, and operational systems

		(introductory text...)
		Abstract
		1. Scientific communication and information retrieval
		2. Anomalous states of knowledge
		3. Relevance
		4. Early experiments in IR
		5. Language
		6. Boolean logic, search strategy, and intermediaries
		7. Associative methods
		8. Probabilistic models
		9. Information-seeking behaviour
		10. Intelligence
		References

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