Articles
Howlers: New Automation and Human Models Challenge Traditional Indexing
by John Blossom, reprinted from www.shore.com
The future of professional indexers may be smaller in terms of their pre-automated past, but these same tools are also providing new opportunities for both professional indexers and their users - those "howlers" - to create more content value.
10 Signs That You Need a Thesaurus
by Alice Redmond-Neal and Catherine Kenward
Why Data Harmony? A Poem
by Patrick Sauer
White Papers
Facets Help Move from Search to Found
by Alice Redmond-Neal
Automatic Indexing Return on Investment (ROI)
A Case Study Comparison of Rule Base and Statistical Approaches
by Marjorie M.K. Hlava
OWL Export Module:
Data Harmony for the
Semantic Web
by Jay ven Eman, PhD
The Search for Machine-Aided Indexing: Why a Rule-Based System is the Cost-Effective
Choice
by Larry Compton
The Notation Module in Thesaurus Design
An innovative view of Thesaurus Hierarchies
by Scott Denning
Automatic Indexing: How Two Approaches Compare -
Understanding “Rule Based” vs. “Statistics Based” Indexing Systems
(or as pdf reprint from Information Today, August 2005)
by Marjorie M.K. Hlava
Links
Automated Indexing & Abstracting: Current Status and Future Trends
Symposium sponsored by NFAIS, April 2005
The webpage includes links to PowerPoint presentations of the Panel