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The Condorcet project: indexing scientific documents
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@MISC{Bakel_thecondorcet,
author = {Bas van Bakel and Reinier Boon and Nicolaas J. I. Mars and Jeroen Nijhuis and Erik Oltmans and Paul E. van der Vet},
title = {The Condorcet project: indexing scientific documents},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
This paper presents Condorcet, a domain-specific prototype indexing system for tens of thousands of documents covering two scientific domains: engineering ceramics and epilepsy. The development corpus consists of 800 documents taken from one year volumes of two scientific journals. Condorcet takes a controlled-term approach to. The index process makes intensive use of linguistic knowledge. The paper discusses how principle-based natural language processing strategies and structured knowledge sources are used in a semi-automatic, controlled-term indexing system. 1. Introduction Condorcet is a domain-specific information retrieval (IR) project carried out at the University of Twente, the Netherlands. It is funded by the Dutch Technology Foundation (STW) and runs until September, 1999. The project has been formulated in the course of an effort by the Werkgemeenschap Informatiewetenschap to get an information science research programme underway. Unfortunately, only Condorcet got funded....
Keyphrases
condorcet project indexing scientific document introduction condorcet year volume werkgemeenschap informatiewetenschap domain-specific prototype indexing system principle-based natural language processing strategy domain-specific information retrieval knowledge source intensive use information science research programme scientific domain engineering ceramic controlled-term approach index process dutch technology foundation scientific journal controlled-term indexing system linguistic knowledge development corpus
