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The return of the trivial: problems formalizing collection/item metadata relationships
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Abstract
Formalizing collection/item metadata relationships encounters the problem of trivial satisfaction. We offer a solution related to current work in IR and ontology evaluation.
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ISBN:9781595939982
DOI:10.1145/1378889
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