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Hlava, Marjorie M. K., |
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author. |
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The taxobook. |
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Part 2, |
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Principles and practices of building taxonomies / |
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Marjorie M.K. Hlava. |
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Principles and practices of building taxonomies. |
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San Rafael, California (1537 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA 94901 USA) : |
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Morgan & Claypool, |
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2015. |
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1 PDF (xxiii, 140 pages) : |
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Synthesis lectures on information concepts, retrieval, and services, |
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1947-9468 ; |
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# 36 |
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"Part 2 of a 3-part series." |
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Part of: Synthesis digital library of engineering and computer science. |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 131-137). |
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1. Building a case for building a taxonomy -- 1.1 Taxonomies and metadata -- 1.2 How are taxonomies and thesauri used? -- 1.3 Where are taxonomies and thesauri used? -- 1.4 From list to taxonomy to thesaurus -- 1.5 Why are taxonomies and thesauri used? -- 1.6 The cornerstones of information architecture -- 1.7 So tell me again: why build a taxonomy? -- |
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2. Taxonomy basics -- 2.1 Vocabulary control and why it is important -- 2.1.1 Synonyms in vocabulary control -- 2.1.2 Vocabulary control and keywords -- 2.2 Indexing and tagging -- 2.3 A few types of tagging -- 2.3.1 Post-coordination versus pre-coordinate indexing -- 2.4 Taxonomies and hierarchical structure -- 2.4.1 Another taxonomy example -- 2.5 Thesauri: taxonomies with extras -- 2.5.1 Equivalence relationships -- 2.5.2 Associative relationships -- 2.6 Authority files -- 2.7 What about ontologies? -- 2.8 More about metadata -- 2.8.1 ONIX -- 2.8.2 RDF -- 2.8.3 TEI -- 2.8.4 ROADS -- 2.8.5 RDA -- 2.8.6 Dublin core -- 2.9 A brief history of markup languages -- 2.10 A few details about the markup languages -- 2.10.1 The basic parts of SGML -- 2.10.2 The SGML declaration -- 2.10.3 The document type definition (DTD) -- 2.10.4 The document instance -- 2.11 Semantic networks and semantic webs -- 2.12 A taxonomy is subjective -- 2.13 Keeping your audience happy -- |
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3. Getting started -- 3.1 Defining the focus and scope -- 3.2 Basic approaches to creating a taxonomy -- 3.3 Adapting an existing taxonomy or thesaurus -- 3.4 Cut and paste: using parts of multiple existing vocabularies -- 3.5 Start from the beginning -- 3.6 Mix it up -- |
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4. Terms: the building blocks of a taxonomy -- 4.1 Gathering potential terms -- 4.2 Other places to look -- 4.3 Identifying frequently used terms -- 4.4 How many terms do I need? -- 4.5 Recording and reviewing terms -- 4.6 Choosing terms -- 4.7 Literary, user, and organizational warrant -- 4.7.1 Literary warrant -- 4.7.2 User warrant -- 4.7.3 Organizational warrant -- 4.8 Terms and their style -- 4.8.1 Use natural language -- 4.8.2 Nouns, nouns, nouns -- 4.8.3 Singular versus plural -- 4.8.4 Capitalization -- 4.8.5 Initialisms and acronyms -- 4.8.6 Spelling -- 4.8.7 The little things (commas, hyphens, apostrophes, and parentheses) -- 4.9 Clarity and clarification of term meanings -- 4.10 Parts of a term record -- 4.10.1 Scope notes, editorial notes, definitions, bibliographic references, and cross-references -- 4.10.2 Tracking information -- |
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5. Building the structure of your taxonomy -- 5.1 Organizing how we think: a bookstore example -- 5.2 Outlining the structure of your taxonomy -- 5.2.1 First steps for creating the taxonomy structure -- 5.2.2 Roughing out the structural relationships -- 5.2.3 The all-and-some test -- 5.2.4 Crafting the hierarchical structure -- 5.3 Bottom up or top down? -- 5.4 Hierarchical levels -- 5.5 Possibilities for hierarchical relationships -- 5.6 Adding associative relationships -- 5.7 Adding equivalence relationships -- 5.8 A day in the life of a taxonomist: working with taxonomy structure -- 5.9 The user's perspective -- |
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6. Evaluation and maintenance -- 6.1 Editorial review -- 6.2 Use testing -- 6.3 External review -- 6.3.1 User level review -- 6.3.2 Subject matter experts -- 6.3.3 The dangers of subject experts and silo thinking -- 6.3.4 How to disagree with an expert -- 6.3.5 Taxonomy review guidelines for subject matter experts -- 6.3.6 The valuable partnership between taxonomists and subject matter experts -- 6.4 I collected, I sorted, I structured, I tested, when will it be finished? -- 6.5 Maintaining your thesaurus -- 6.5.1 Keep a schedule -- 6.5.2 Common mistakes -- |
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7. Standards and taxonomies -- 7.1 What do we call these things? -- 7.2 So who are these standards guys and why should we listen to them, anyway? -- 7.3 Creating standards -- 7.4 An abbreviated guide to the standards -- |
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Glossary -- End notes -- Author biography. |
506 1# - RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS NOTE |
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Abstract freely available; full-text restricted to subscribers or individual document purchasers. |
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520 3# - SUMMARY, ETC. |
Summary, etc. |
This book outlines the basic principles of creation and maintenance of taxonomies and thesauri. It also provides step by step instructions for building a taxonomy or thesaurus and discusses the various ways to get started on a taxonomy construction project. Often, the first step is to get management and budgetary approval, so I start this book with a discussion of reasons to embark on the taxonomy journey. From there I move on to a discussion of metadata and how taxonomies and metadata are related, and then consider how, where, and why taxonomies are used. Information architecture has its cornerstone in taxonomies and metadata. While a good discussion of information architecture is beyond the scope of this work, I do provide a brief discussion of the interrelationships among taxonomies, metadata, and information architecture. Moving on to the central focus of this book, I introduce the basics of taxonomies, including a definition of vocabulary control and why it is so important, how indexing and tagging relate to taxonomies, a few of the types of tagging, and a definition and discussion of post- and pre-coordinate indexing. After that I present the concept of a hierarchical structure for vocabularies and discuss the differences among various kinds of controlled vocabularies, such as taxonomies, thesauri, authority files, and ontologies. |
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Classification. |
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Knowledge, Theory of. |
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Information organization. |
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search |
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knowledge organization |
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classification |
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theory of knowledge |
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metadata |
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9781627055802 |
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Synthesis digital library of engineering and computer science. |
830 #0 - SERIES ADDED ENTRY--UNIFORM TITLE |
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Synthesis lectures on information concepts, retrieval, and services ; |
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# 36. |
International Standard Serial Number |
1947-9468 |
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http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?bknumber=6976707 |