Titlebook: Information Retrieval: A Biomedical and Health Perspective; William Hersh Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Info

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Information,f theoretical aspects of information, followed by properties and classification of information. Next, the generation of scientific information is described, including primary and secondary scientific literature. That is followed by a discussion of electronic publishing. Finally, aspects of the use o

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Content,d into four major categories. Bibliographic content consists of metadata, including title, abstract (when it exists), and Web location (typically the Uniform Resource Locator [URL] or Digital Object Identifier [DOI]), about content that is available. Full-text content provides the full content of a

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Indexing,and automated, are described. For manual indexing, approaches applied to bibliographic, full-text, and Web-based content are presented. This is followed by a description of automated approaches to indexing, with discussion limited to those used in operational retrieval systems. The problems associat

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Retrieval,rching, including a description of exact-match and partial-match approaches. This is followed by a discussion of specific searching interfaces. The chapter closes with a discussion of document delivery and a specific type of retrieval known as information filtering.

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