... Information seeking Controlled languages Nga Upoko Tukutuku (MSH) Subject headings Welsh-language resources In 2023, during an online Welsh academic libraries cataloguing meeting, one attendee revealed that they had been working on adding “subject headings in Welsh” to some items. This caused some...

... publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence . Information retrieval Knowledge organization Controlled languages Automated subject indexing Social tagging Knowledge organization systems The disciplines of Information...

... Knowledge organisation systems Controlled languages Indexing Information retrieval Thesaurus construction Cultural heritage To properly convey to users what a document is about, as well as assigning a classification and improve document and information retrieval, it is appropriate to represent...

.... Semantics Classification schemes Controlled languages Computer applications SKOS Freely faceted systems Recent years have seen renewed interest in knowledge organisation systems (KOS), originally developed for document indexing and retrieval applications, with the advent of the semantic web...

... be contacted at: fulvio.mazzocchi@isc.cnr.it 13 05 2016 13 05 2016 06 09 2016 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Information retrieval Semantics Controlled languages Knowledge organizations Epistemology Thesaurus...

... and deconstruct these symbolising systems and structures which it perceives as oppressive. Subsequently, poststructuralists champion diversity of interpretation, instability of meaning, and seek to interrogate underlying assumptions (Belsey, 2002, p. 6). Controlled languages Indexing Poststructuralism...

... Controlled languages Knowledge organization systems (in further text: KOS) such as classification schemes and subject heading systems play a crucial role in information discovery. They help reduce the ambiguity of end users’ natural language during search and improve precision and recall...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Classification schemes Controlled languages Information systems Singapore Taxonomies are related to classification schemes and thesauri in components and differ from them in scope and roles. Taxonomies share a hierarchical structure as a backbone...

... took account of some findings from the user evaluations, and also discusses semantic expansion as a browsing tool. Key issues arising from the research are discussed in context of the literature on thesaurus‐based QE in Section 5. Controlled language construction Controlled languages...

.... Individual approaches of text categorization (document) clustering and document classification have been analysed by Sebastiani (2002) , Jain et al. (1999) and Toth (2002) , respectively. Automation Classification Internet Document management Controlled languages Classification...

... for Library and Information Networking Networking (UKOLN): Information retrieval Classification Controlled languages Knowledge processes This brief paper is one of a series to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Journal of Documentation by harking back to an earlier paper in the journal...

...) . Information retrieval User interfaces Library users Information searches Controlled languages The subject approach in general and the use of thesauri in particular has been recognised as a method of enhancing the search term selection process. Traditionally, thesauri were used by search...

... and taxonomy systems. Originality/value Proposes a procedural model for the introduction of glossary and taxonomy as well as the cultivation of a corporate terminology. Information retrieval Classification schemes Semantics Controlled languages In this section we will first introduce...

... the original query, leaving fairly constantly the overall proportion of useful material which users are likely to see. Controlled languages Information retrieval Selection Query formulation, especially the selection of terms, is crucial for search effectiveness. Searchers may have difficulties...