Abstract
This note deals with the providing of CEA documentalists with a tool for coding studies. The authors first discuss issues related to code selection criteria (author classification, topic classification, and so on), and propose an overview and a discussion of linguistic models. They also comment how diagrams illustrating relationships between words are built up, and propose a diagram representation example which includes different concepts such as conditions, properties, object, tools or processes (for example hardness for a steel, batch processing for a condition, or sintering for a process), and also the introduction of negation. Then, the authors address how basic concepts can be highlighted, describe how key sentences can be built up, and propose an example analysis in the case of a published article dealing with nuclear reactors (in this case, the study of a liquid-metal neutron absorber for the control of a gas-cooled power reactor). Perspectives of evolution are finally discussed.
Leroy, A.;
[1]
Braffort, P.
[2]
- Commissariat a l'energie atomique et aux energies alternatives - CEA, Service de Documentation (France)
- Commissariat a l'energie atomique et aux energies alternatives - CEA, Departement d'Electronique (France)
Citation Formats
Leroy, A., and Braffort, P.
Note related to the elaboration of a coding by key sentences for the programming of a document automatic selection system; Notice relative a l'elaboration d'un codage par phrases cles pour la programmation d'un systeme De selection automatique des documents.
France: N. p.,
1959.
Web.
Leroy, A., & Braffort, P.
Note related to the elaboration of a coding by key sentences for the programming of a document automatic selection system; Notice relative a l'elaboration d'un codage par phrases cles pour la programmation d'un systeme De selection automatique des documents.
France.
Leroy, A., and Braffort, P.
1959.
"Note related to the elaboration of a coding by key sentences for the programming of a document automatic selection system; Notice relative a l'elaboration d'un codage par phrases cles pour la programmation d'un systeme De selection automatique des documents."
France.
@misc{etde_22674168,
title = {Note related to the elaboration of a coding by key sentences for the programming of a document automatic selection system; Notice relative a l'elaboration d'un codage par phrases cles pour la programmation d'un systeme De selection automatique des documents}
author = {Leroy, A., and Braffort, P.}
abstractNote = {This note deals with the providing of CEA documentalists with a tool for coding studies. The authors first discuss issues related to code selection criteria (author classification, topic classification, and so on), and propose an overview and a discussion of linguistic models. They also comment how diagrams illustrating relationships between words are built up, and propose a diagram representation example which includes different concepts such as conditions, properties, object, tools or processes (for example hardness for a steel, batch processing for a condition, or sintering for a process), and also the introduction of negation. Then, the authors address how basic concepts can be highlighted, describe how key sentences can be built up, and propose an example analysis in the case of a published article dealing with nuclear reactors (in this case, the study of a liquid-metal neutron absorber for the control of a gas-cooled power reactor). Perspectives of evolution are finally discussed.}
place = {France}
year = {1959}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Note related to the elaboration of a coding by key sentences for the programming of a document automatic selection system; Notice relative a l'elaboration d'un codage par phrases cles pour la programmation d'un systeme De selection automatique des documents}
author = {Leroy, A., and Braffort, P.}
abstractNote = {This note deals with the providing of CEA documentalists with a tool for coding studies. The authors first discuss issues related to code selection criteria (author classification, topic classification, and so on), and propose an overview and a discussion of linguistic models. They also comment how diagrams illustrating relationships between words are built up, and propose a diagram representation example which includes different concepts such as conditions, properties, object, tools or processes (for example hardness for a steel, batch processing for a condition, or sintering for a process), and also the introduction of negation. Then, the authors address how basic concepts can be highlighted, describe how key sentences can be built up, and propose an example analysis in the case of a published article dealing with nuclear reactors (in this case, the study of a liquid-metal neutron absorber for the control of a gas-cooled power reactor). Perspectives of evolution are finally discussed.}
place = {France}
year = {1959}
month = {Jul}
}