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SOME THOUGHTS ON CLASSIFICATION FOR RETRIEVAL
KAREN SPARCK JONESThe suggestion that classifications for retrieval should be constructed automatically raises some serious problems concerning the sorts of classification which are required, and…
SWITCHING LANGUAGES FOR INDEXING
E.J. COATESThe paper describes some properties of simple interconversion devices which enable material intially subject indexed by a particular indexing system to be made available to other…
JAPANESE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PERIODICALS: AN ANALYSIS OF THEIR EUROPEAN LANGUAGE CONTENT
C.F. FOO‐KUNEEuropean language content in Japanese journals is analysed from the data provided in various editions of the Directory of Japanese Scientific Periodicals. Figures for 1957, 1962…
Library classification
J. MILLSClassification is so fundamental and pervasive an activity that care is needed to define its scope when discussing a particular application, such as information retrieval.
DOCUMENTATION NOTE
H. BOUMANMany chemical patent specifications use a so‐called ‘Markush formula’ to delimit the invention from the prior art.
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