11th ASIS SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop

Dagobert Soergel, Padmini Srinivasan and Barbara H. Kwasnik, Editors

Published: 2000-11-12

Articles

Domain analysis, an important part of thesaurus construction.

Marianne Lykke-Nielsen

9-50
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Terminology development and organization in multi-community environments: The case of statistical information.

Stephanie W. Haas, Carol A. Hert

51-74
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Accessing and browsing 3D anatomical images with a navigational ontology.

Nina Wacholder, Judith Venuti, Michael Krauthammer, Pat Molholt

75-85
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Classified displays of web search results.

Susan Dumais, Ed Cutrell, Hao Chen

87-90
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SERUBA – A new search and learning technology for the internet and intranets.

Winfried Schmitz-Esser

91-102
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Automatic indexing by discipline and high-level categories: Methodology and potential applications.

Susanne M. Humphrey, Thomas C. Rindflesch, Alan R. Aronson

103-116
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Classification of research papers using citation links and citation types: Towards automatic review article generation.

Hidetsugu Nanba, Noriko Kando, Manabu Okumura

117-134
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Knowledge organization scheme for cross-cultural and cross-language information systems. A discussion of issues and challenges.

Marcia Lei Zeng, Pat Molholt

135-136
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Automatic concept hierarchies development: A revised subsumption approach.

Yi-Fang Wu

137-140
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Identifying and characterizing a “consumer medical vocabulary”.

Tony Tse

141-143
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Interfaces for understanding: Improving access to consumer health information.

Laura Slaughter

145-148
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The world of Pokemon: A dynamic ecological classification system.

Elin Jacob, Elizabeth Davenport, Uta Priss

149-151
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Ethological classification: A model for ordering the commercial workplace that draws on collective practice.

Elisabeth Davenport, Howard Rosenbaum, Uta Priss

153-155
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Comparing cognitive maps using graph algorithms.

Peiling Wang

157-159
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Information cartography: A proposed model for access to heterogeneous end-user databases.

Stephen Paling

161-162
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Experiments in indexing multimedia data at multiple levels.

Alejandro Jaimes, Ana B. Benitez, Corinne Joergensen, Shih-Fu Chang

163-168
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An approach based on epistemology and sociology of knowledge.

Jack Andersen

169-170
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