A statistical analysis of the tangible fine art book collection at an academic library

Decker, Emy

doi:10.1016/j.acalib.2022.102648

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“…States examines the circulation and interlibrary loan data for the collection of fine art print books to gain a quantitative analysis utilizing descriptive and inferential statistics to provide a clearer understanding of the relationships between the circulation of subtypes of titles within the fine arts range, user groups (facul- (Decker, 2023). The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh library uses statistics to show the usage of the JSTOR Digital Library and how to increase its usage (Hossain, 2022).…”

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A Normal University’s Disciplinary Instruction: A Close Look at Book Lending

Liu

2023

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To investigate rules that represent the reader group's reading preferences and support disciplinary instruction at a normal university, the researcher collects library borrowing data from 10 departments from 2013 to 2022 at Nanjing Normal University (NNU) as the research samples and divides the 10 departments into three groups based on the peak data load of borrowing. The researcher creates a number matrix to represent the recurrent number of books department readers borrowed in order to ascertain the affinity of faculties, uses SPSS modeler and SPSS to develop an apriori model for the study of the association rules of borrowed books as well as multivariate linear equations for the impact of significant departments on various sorts of book borrowing, applies the Kruskal-Wallis H test to see if there are any differences in the borrowing of literary works among the four departments in Group II, and uses Gephi to construct co-borrowing network diagrams of the Top 10, Top 100, Top 300, and Top 500 books in a department in order to visualize repeated borrowing in an intelligible way. This study sheds light on university lecturers' and students' reading habits from the perspective of library borrowing statistics.

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A Normal University’s Disciplinary Instruction: A Close Look at Book Lending

Liu

2023

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A statistical analysis of the tangible fine art book collection at an academic library

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A Normal University’s Disciplinary Instruction: A Close Look at Book Lending

A Normal University’s Disciplinary Instruction: A Close Look at Book Lending

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