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Formulation of Kernel Terms for a Subject and Isolate Terms for a Classification Schedule for Use in the Synthesis of Class Number by Computer (Non-conventional Methods in Document Retrieval 9)


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1 Documentation Research and Training Centre, Bangalore 3, India
2 International Computers Ltd, Bangalore 2, India
     

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Compares the procedure for the synthesis of Class Number by the conventional method with the one using a general purpose computer. Suggests modified postulational method for the formulation of Kernel Terms. Discusses several problems in the Verbal Plane in naming the isolates in a classification schedule and the kernel ideas in a subject which may lead to homonym in Class Number. Gives some guidelines for the structuring of Kernal Terms and Isolate Terms to ensure a correct matching between such terms denoting one and the same idea.
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A. Neelameghan
Documentation Research and Training Centre, Bangalore 3
India

S. Venkataraman
International Computers Ltd, Bangalore 2
India


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  • Formulation of Kernel Terms for a Subject and Isolate Terms for a Classification Schedule for Use in the Synthesis of Class Number by Computer (Non-conventional Methods in Document Retrieval 9)

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Authors

A. Neelameghan
Documentation Research and Training Centre, Bangalore 3, India
S. Venkataraman
International Computers Ltd, Bangalore 2, India

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Compares the procedure for the synthesis of Class Number by the conventional method with the one using a general purpose computer. Suggests modified postulational method for the formulation of Kernel Terms. Discusses several problems in the Verbal Plane in naming the isolates in a classification schedule and the kernel ideas in a subject which may lead to homonym in Class Number. Gives some guidelines for the structuring of Kernal Terms and Isolate Terms to ensure a correct matching between such terms denoting one and the same idea.