No abstract

Limited sample loading capacity is one of the major reasons that prevents the utility of capillary electrophoresis (CE) as a routine separation method as compared to liquid chromatography (LC). In...

This paper describes ongoing research into the application of machine learning techniques for improving access to governmental information in complex digital libraries. Under the auspices of the GovStat Project, our goal is to identify a small number of semantically valid concepts that adequately spans the intellectual domain of a collection. The goal of this discovery is twofold. First we desire a practical aid for information architects. Second, automatically derived documentconcept relationships are a necessary precondition for realworld deployment of many dynamic interfaces. The current study compares concept learning strategies based on three document representations: keywords, titles, and full-text. In statistical and user-based studies, human-created keywords provide significant improvements in concept learning over both title-only and full-text representations.

No abstract

No abstract