Online bibliographic reference

Bibliographic reference

reference [1] Study Type [2] Number of Patients [3] Patient Characteristics [4] Intervention [5] Comparison [6] Length of follow up [7] Outcome measures [8] Effect size [9] Source of funding [10] Additional comments [11] Cowan LD. The epidemiology of the epilepsies in children. Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Res Reviews, 2002; 8: 171-181 Review article Paediatric patients Dis...

Enhancing online bibliographic records to improve retrieval of reference collection monographs.

Bibliographic records in an online environment

Introduction. The IFLA functional requirements for bibliographic records model has had a major impact on cataloguing principles and practices over the past fifteen years. This paper evaluates the model in the light of changes in the wider information environment (especially to information resources and retrieval) and in information seeking behaviour online, rather than in terms of library catal...

RefConcile - Automated Online Reconciliation of Bibliographic References

Comprehensive bibliographies often rely on community contributions. In such settings, de-duplication is mandatory for the bibliography to be useful. Ideally, de-duplication works online, i.e., when adding new references, so the bibliography remains duplicate-free at all times. While de-duplication is well researched, generic approaches do not achieve the result quality required for automated re...

Interfacing Online Bibliographic Databases with Z39.50

Many online databases are available on the Internet, each one with its own access procedures and a special user interface and query language. The Z39.50 protocol standard offers a solution to this situation of diversity and lacking interoperability. However, the majority of online databases does not yet support Z39.50. In this paper, we describe a system that interfaces online bibliographic dat...