Views on Record Sharing
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The document discusses record sharing and ownership, highlighting sources of records, both human-generated and machine-generated. It emphasizes the right to reuse records and the importance of cooperation in record management. The content is licensed under Creative Commons, allowing sharing and adaptation under specified terms.
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- #3: Why we have records -- surrogates for the desired object
- #4: Build indexes. The better the surrogate, the better the results
- #5: OCLC, Z39.50 gets us LC and OhioLINK, Biblios.net, Open Library
- #6: These are all Human-Generated records
- #7: “Catalogers” -> “Descriptionists”
- #8: Use taxonomies and ontologies to create the surrogate records
- #10: “Metadata” -- what is known -- to “Data” what is sought
- #11: Google’s experiment in computational analytics
- #12: Relying on the text of the item itself to be the descriptive surrogate; Examines every word
- #13: Amazon’s “Key Phrases” techniques -- Capitalized Phrases and Statistically Impossible Phrases form the surrogate
- #14: Which is better?