"... In PAGE 10: ... In the extreme case, one could use the whole knowledge base as the expertise. To test the second hypothesis, Figure 2 and Table2 , show the influence of the expertise size on retrieval performance for the clustering strategy.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ....2. Ethnographic Data Gathering Interviews were conducted with thirty-two subjects who were employees of the Hewlett- Packard Customer Support organization. Table1 summarizes the area of expertise for... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ....2. Ethnographic Data Gathering Interviews were conducted with thirty-two subjects who were employees of the Hewlett- Packard Customer Support organization. Table1 summarizes the area of expertise for... ..."

"... In PAGE 20: ...enchmark. A typical table display of experts and their fields of expertise is presented in Table 2. To make the table display and the two map-based displays comparable, we also provided lists of expertise fields for each expert in addition to the table or map displays. Table3 shows the corresponding lists of expertise fields for the table display in Table 2. (Table 2 goes about here) (Table 3 goes about here) When asked to perform certain visual tasks, the subjects were presented the lists of expertise fields of specified experts, together with one of the three display types: table, SOM map, or MDS map display.... In PAGE 20: ... Table 3 shows the corresponding lists of expertise fields for the table display in Table 2. (Table 2 goes about here) ( Table3 goes about here) When asked to perform certain visual tasks, the subjects were presented the lists of expertise fields of specified experts, together with one of the three display types: table, SOM map, or MDS map display. Under such a setting, subjects had the same amount of expert information (provided by the lists of expertise fields) but different assisting visual representations to complete the tasks.... ..."

"... In PAGE 20: ...enchmark. A typical table display of experts and their fields of expertise is presented in Table 2. To make the table display and the two map-based displays comparable, we also provided lists of expertise fields for each expert in addition to the table or map displays. Table3 shows the corresponding lists of expertise fields for the table display in Table 2. (Table 2 goes about here) (Table 3 goes about here) When asked to perform certain visual tasks, the subjects were presented the lists of expertise fields of specified experts, together with one of the three display types: table, SOM map, or MDS map display.... In PAGE 20: ... Table 3 shows the corresponding lists of expertise fields for the table display in Table 2. (Table 2 goes about here) ( Table3 goes about here) When asked to perform certain visual tasks, the subjects were presented the lists of expertise fields of specified experts, together with one of the three display types: table, SOM map, or MDS map display. Under such a setting, subjects had the same amount of expert information (provided by the lists of expertise fields) but different assisting visual representations to complete the tasks.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ... The Network proposed here aims to meet these pan-project objectives discused at the Sandpit. INITIAL MEMBERSHIP Table1 . gives the initial membership of the network along with their prime project affiliation and expertise.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ....3.5 Internal expertise and AIS alignment For internal expertise, each respondent was asked whether their firm employed full-time accounting staff or full- time information systems personnel. The results in Table8 show that the percentage of firms that employed accounting staff is much higher than the percentage of firms that employed IT staff. A simple Chi-square test was then performed on the frequencies of Yes and No answers to these two questions to test the difference between the two groups of firms.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... Based on our observation of the forum and the results of a pilot rating set, we decided to categorize the users into 5 expertise levels instead of a complete ranked list. Table3 displays details of these categorizations. 2 We tried various values (such as 0.... ..."

"... In PAGE 6: ... The consor- tium of investigators supporting this Bank would be orga- nized to implement and support the complex tasks of executing marker studies, to integrate new tools and strat- egies, and to standardize their use for pathological and clinical application. Table3 highlights the expertise and input that will be required of members of this consortium and demonstrates the spectrum of responsibilities to be coordinated. In brief, the integrated components will com- bine expertise in tissue handling and storage (Pathology and Tissue Procurement), tumor and data acquisition (Database, Statistics, and Epidemiology) and management of resources (Data Management System) to ensure and maintain high quality data and material to be used as a platform for all phases of marker studies.... ..."

"... In PAGE 7: ... 4.2 Analysis of results From Table1 we can examine how particular kinds of expertise are being sought over a period of time. Clearly, looking at just 3 months of data is not sufficient to make an informed analysis about trends, but looking at data over a longer period of time will be a useful indicator.... ..."