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STUDIES TO COMPARE RETRIEVAL USING TITLES WITH THAT USING INDEX TERMS

https://doi.org/10.1108/eb026554
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The efficiency of medlars titles for retrieval
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General: Effectiveness of Combining Title Words and Index Terms in Machine Retrieval Searches
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COMPARATIVE EFFICIENCY OF SEARCHING TITLES, ABSTRACTS, AND INDEX TERMS IN A FREE‐TEXT DATA BASE

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Full text database retrieval performance
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AUTOMATIC INDEXING
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INFORMATION RETRIEVAL TEST COLLECTIONS
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THE VARIATION IN THE INFORMATION CONTENT OF TITLES OF RESEARCH PAPERS WITH TIME AND DISCIPLINE
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Comparative costs of manual and on-line bibliographic searching
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Toward an integral multi-file on-line bibliographic database
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Quantifiable characteristics of bibliographic databases*
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