Related problems of knowledge discovery

Research within the communities of informatics, scientometrics, cybermetrics and knowledge discovery has, until recently, occurred in comparative isolation. In spite of this isolation, there are common concerns and techniques that would benefit from a cross-fertilization of ideas. In this paper, the...

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Main Authors: Carlisle, J.P., Cunningham, S.W., Nayak, A., Porter, A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Bibliometrics
Document handling
Informatics
Information retrieval
Information science
Isolation technology
Pattern analysis
Research and development
Statistical analysis
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Summary:Research within the communities of informatics, scientometrics, cybermetrics and knowledge discovery has, until recently, occurred in comparative isolation. In spite of this isolation, there are common concerns and techniques that would benefit from a cross-fertilization of ideas. In this paper, these research areas are defined in terms of data, application and discipline. A shared set of analysis tools and theoretical approaches are identified and presented toward the goal of establishing a shared theoretical basis for the disciplinary problems.
DOI:10.1109/HICSS.1999.772603