Term Co-occurrence Analysis as an Interface for Digital Libraries

Buzydlowski, Jan W.; White, Howard D.; Lin, Xia

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“…Guerrero Bote, Moya Anegón and Herrero Solana 43 classify database documents automatically using a SOM, and describe how it can be used for browsing and retrieving information from the database. White, Buzydlowski and Lin, [44][45][46] on the basis of the Pathfinder networks (PFNET) used by Chen, 47 and White's CAMEOs, 48 devise a dynamic system of visualization called Authorlink (using author cocitation) that allows browsing and information retrieval in real time from a database with records of the Arts and Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI). Small 49 theorizes about the design of a web tool able to detect and monitor, in real time, the changes on research fronts resulting from its interactions.…”

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A new technique for building maps of large scientific domains based on the cocitation of classes and categories

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Our objective is the generation of schematic visualizations as interfaces for scientific domain analysis. We propose a new technique that uses thematic classification (classes and categories) as entities of cocitation and units of measure, and demonstrate the viability of this methodology through the representation and analysis of a domain of great dimensions. The main features of the maps obtained are discussed, and proposals are made for future improvements and applications.

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“…The assumption is that if two authors are often cited together by many other authors, these two authors likely have a common intellectual interest in their research and writing. When many related authors' pair-wise co-citation patterns are explored, we will have a map of a subject domain where authors on the map represent ideas or subtopics as well as their relationships (Buzydlowski, White and Lin, 2002). In the Netherlands, an approach similar to AuthorLink has been put into practice within the historical domain by the Digitaal Erfgoed Nederland consortium.…”

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Past, present and future of historical information science

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2006

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This report evaluates the impact of two decades of research within the framework of history and computing, and sets out a research paradigm and research infrastructure for future historical information science. It is good to see that there has been done a lot of historical information r esearch in the past; much of it has been done, however, outside the field of history and computing, and not within a community like the Association for History and Computing. The reason is that the AHC never made a clear statement about what audience to address: historians with an interest in computing, or historical information scientists. As a r esult, both parties have not been accommodated, and communications with both 'traditional' history and 'information science' have not been established. A proper research program, based on new developments in information science, is proposed, along with an unambiguous scientific research infrastructure.Chapter 1. Introduction "The historian who refuses to use a computer as being unnecessary, ignores vast areas of historical research and will not be taken serious anymore" (Boonstra, Breure and Doorn, 1990).When we wrote the lines above, fifteen years ago, we sensed that, with the coming of the computer, not only new areas of historical research would be opened, but also that computers would be able to help find solutions to many of the information problems that are so distinctive to historical science. * Address all communications to: Onno Boonstra, Leen Breure and Peter Doorn, NIWI, Postbus 41950, 1009 DD Amsterdam, the Netherlands; e-mail: o.boonstra@let.kun.nl, leen@cs.uu.nl , peter.doorn@niwi.knaw.nl . The online version of this report is also available on: http://www.niwi.knaw.nl/nl/ geschiedenis/onderzoek/onderzoeksprojecten/past_present_future_of_historical_information _science/draft_report/toonplaatje. 5Nowadays, information problems in historical research still exist and are still vast and very varied. They range from textual pro blems (what is the word that is written on this thirteenth-century manuscript? what does it mean? to which issue does it relate? why was it put there? why was the text written? who was the author? who was supposed to read the manuscript? why has it survived?) and linkage problems (is this Lars Erikson, from this register, the same man as the Lars Eriksson, from this other register?), to data structuring pro blems (how can historical contextual information be kept as metadata in a XMLdatabase?), interpretation problems (from this huge amount of digital records, is it possible to discern patterns that add to our knowledge of history?) and visualisation problems (how do you put time-varying information on a historical map?).But this does not mean that nothing has been achieved over the last two decades. On the contrary, hundreds of research projects have been initiated to tackle problems like these. Historians, linguists, literary scholars, information scientists, they all have done their share in making historical information science grow and flo...

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“…Este tipo de análisis permite identificar áreas emergentes de conocimiento, composición temática de líneas de investigación, estructura temática de un proyecto investigativo, etc. (Buzydlowski et al, 2002;Fattori et al, 2003;Gil Kim et al, 2008).…”

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Análisis de contenido del dominio tecnológico vegetable oil combustion

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La patente es una medida de productividad científico-tecnológica muy utilizada como indicador tecnológico. Sus análisis está enfocado principalmente a recuentos por año, países, titulares e inventores, pero escasean los estudios de patentes considerando la clasificación técnica utilizada y la información contenida en el documento de invención. La presente investigación tiene como objetivo proponer el uso de la clasificación internacional de patentes y el análisis de contenido de determinados campos del documento de patente como unidad de análisis y medida para realizar un estudio patentométrico en el dominio tecnológico vegetable oil combustion. Se utiliza un conjunto de indicadores simples y relacionales, y el software proINTEC para el análisis y representación de los datos. La interpretación de los resultados confirma que la información contenida en las patentes de este dominio es pertinente a los intereses del proyecto que ejecuta el caso de estudio.

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Term Co-occurrence Analysis as an Interface for Digital Libraries

Cited by 32 publications

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A new technique for building maps of large scientific domains based on the cocitation of classes and categories

A new technique for building maps of large scientific domains based on the cocitation of classes and categories

Past, present and future of historical information science

Análisis de contenido del dominio tecnológico vegetable oil combustion

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