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Integrating text with non-text

Edited by Robert Kimberley

 
 
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The requirements for retrieval systems capable of handling not only textual but also non-textual information - including graphics, numeric data, and chemical structures - are highlighted in this volume of papers. The Institute of Information Scientists Text Retrieval Conferences were highly successful events, and attracted wide critical praise. The present volume covers various retrieval systems and their suitability for organising text and non-text; hardware, software and communications developments, and case studies in the handling of graphics, images, financial data, and chemical structures. Describing developments in the storage and retrieval of information, this book will be valuable reading for those who wish to review progress in the design, creation and use of computerised information systems.
 
ISBN 0 947568 07 7
1986
£18.00/US$34.00
 
'For anybody who has ever considered how computers might handle complex documents, this book is a must. There could be no quicker way of discovering all the basic issues which are involved than reading it.'
Information World Review
 
'This book provides a very good, non-technical overview of a complex subject.'
Journal of Documentation