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January 1, 1969American Documentation65 citations

A comparison between manual and automatic indexing methods

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GSGerard Salton

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Abstract The effectiveness of conventional document indexing is compared with that achievable by fully automatic text processing methods. Evaluation results are given for a comparison between the MEDLARS search system used at the National Library of Medicine and the experimental SMART system, and conclusions are reached concerning the design of future automatic information systems.

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