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    Ensuring interoperability among subject vocabularies and knowledge organization schemes: a methodological analysis

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    Author
    Chan, Lois Mais
    Zeng, Marcia Lei
    Issue Date
    2002
    Submitted date
    2004-09-09
    Keywords
    Knowledge Organization
    Local subject classification
    controlled vocabularies
    interoperability
    
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    Ensuring interoperability among subject vocabularies and knowledge organization schemes: a methodological analysis 2002,
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    The heterogeneous environment of information retrieval on the World Wide Web has brought recognition for the need of interoperability among diverse systems to the fore. In subject retrieval, users encounter not only different vocabularies and schemes but also different languages. As a result, there has been a flourish of projects in the last few years aimed at improving interoperability among subject vocabularies and knowledge organization schemes, with some targeting different vocabularies and others focusing on different languages. This paper attempts to analyze the methods used in these projects. It begins with a brief overview and then examines in particular the approaches and methods used in relevant efforts.
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