Libraries and expert systems   Edited by Craig McDonald and John Weckert   ISBN 0 947568 51 4 1991 £25.00/US$46.00     Order this book   Recommend to library   Back   Home

CONTENTS   The logic of ready reference work: basic and subordinate level knowledge John Richardson Jr.   Knowledge-based support for library users C.L. Forrester and B.J. Garner   DistRef: a prototype distance referral system Craig McDonald   Knowledge-based indexing: the view from SIMPR Forbes Gibb and Godfrey Smart   AIDA - the Artificially Intelligent Document Analyser Richard L. Jones   An information storage and retrieval system in the Australian Parliamentary Library John Macdonald and Peter Flemming   Expert assistance for collection development Mark Johnston and John Weckert   Item classification using the n-Cube's hierarchical knowledge representation schema S.J. Cosgrove   How expert can expert systems really be? John Weckert   The E-Library: an intelligent environment for expert systems Richard J. Goodram and James H. May   Information management, expert systems and hypertext John Robertson   Hypothesis testing: a new information retrieval task for libraries Monica Davis and Paul Compton   Expert systems: project management implications David N. Wilson   Expert systems: marketing strategies for libraries Patrick Condon   The organisational consequences of expert systems Frank Willems   Using VP-Expert as an authoring tool Kaye Cleary   Expert systems as a learning tool for student librarians Edward R. Reid-Smith   Expert system: shells - navigational tools for beginners Julie Dow   Information professionals: roles in expert systems development Anne Morris