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Expert systems for information retrieval?

https://doi.org/10.1108/eb051026
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Towards expert systems for the selection of search keys
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Principles, procedures and rules in an expert system for information retrieval
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Expert systems and intelligent information retrieval
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A review of expert systems
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Research and development in information retrieval
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Expert Systems: Principles and Case Studies
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INFORMATION RETRIEVAL THROUGH MAN‐MACHINE DIALOGUE
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Knowledge based systems versus thesaurus: an architecture problem about expert systems design

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Searchers' selection of search keys: I. The selection routine
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Decision Support for Retrieval From Fact Databases
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Integrated information databases — One- stop chemical research for the information specialist
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Expert systems and intelligent information retrieval
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Knowledge-based search tactics
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An expert system approach to online catalog subject searching
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Browsing is a collaborative process
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Automated assistance in the formulation of search statements for bibliographic databases
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CIB Working Commissions W57 and W74
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Online Catalog Subject Searching
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Expert systems and their applications in LIS
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Will sophisticated computer systems replace professional librarians or complement their skills?
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Bibliographic searching
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Knowledge Acquisition Techniques: A Case Study in the Development of a Knowledge-Based System for Document Retrieval
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Chapter 6. Expert systems and online information retrieval
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