Automated generation of text handles from scanned images of scholarly articles for indexing in digital archive

Ajij, Md.; Roy, Diptendu Sinha; Pratihar, Sanjoy

doi:10.1007/s11042-022-13974-x

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“…The digital libraries offer a wide range of data formats, such as text (Ajij et al, 2023), video (Dias et al, 2023), image (Shi & Zhu, 2020), audio (Smith et al, 2019), cultural heritage (Otegi et al, 2014), and mathematical jargon (Schubotz et al, 2018), which poses a significant challenge for efficient information retrieval and effective recommendations to users. To address this inevitable challenge and deliver more personalized suggestions aligned with diverse user preferences, there is a need to develop a comprehensive framework that can effectively handle multimodal data.…”

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Mapping the research landscape of recommender systems for digital libraries

Awal,

Tehlan

2024

RLJ

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Background of the study: In today’s information-rich environment, researchers face the difficulty of managing information overload and struggle to identify meaningful information among a plethora of choices. A recommender system plays a crucial role in assisting users in discovering relevant information from a digital library. Purpose: This study aims to provide a bibliometric analysis of research publications on recommender systems for digital libraries. Method: The research method involved the quantitative bibliometric approach to analyse the research publications from the Web of Science and Scopus databases using Biblioshiny. The dataset retrieved comprises 374 documents published between the period of 2004-2023. Findings: The study's findings highlight that the number of publications was notably high in 2009 and 2018 within the analyzed period. The most significant contributors are Porcel C, Herrera-Viedma E, and Beel J. There is a considerable international collaboration between the countries- China, USA, and Germany. Conclusions: This study indicates an emerging interest in recommender systems for digital libraries with the continuous evolution of new recommendation models. There is a huge potential for research considering the availability of multimodal data, the continuous evolution of new technologies such as deep learning, and opportunities for the development of an architecture for integrating different digital libraries.

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