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Li, Zang – ProQuest LLC, 2011
Smart spaces, or smart environments, represent the next evolutionary development in buildings, banking, homes, hospitals, transportation systems, industries, cities, and government automation. By riding the tide of sensor and event processing technologies, the smart environment captures and processes information about its surroundings as well as…
Descriptors: Information Technology, Physical Environment, Information Security, Semantics
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Greenberg, Jane – Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2001
Explores what might be the optimal query expansion (QE) processing method with semantically coded thesauri. Examines whether QE via semantically coded thesauri terminology is more effective in the "automatic" or "interactive" processing environment. Results revealed that synonyms and partial synonyms and narrower terms are…
Descriptors: Coding, Information Processing, Information Retrieval, Information Systems
Peterson, Philip L.; And Others – 1969
This volume, the first of three dealing with a number of investigations and studies into the formal structure, advanced technology and application of large scale information processing systems, is concerned with the areas of compiler languages, natural languages and information storage and retrieval. The first report is entitled "Semantics and…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Content Analysis, Context Clues, Generative Grammar
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Sager, Naomi – 1976
This investigation matches the emerging techniques in computerized natural language processing against emerging needs for such techniques in the information field to evaluate and extend such techniques for future applications and to establish a basis and direction for further research toward these goals. An overview describes developments in the…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Automatic Indexing, Computational Linguistics, Evaluation
Heidorn, P. Bryan – Proceedings of the ASIS Annual Meeting, 1999
Examines the vocabulary and communication constructs that are used by novices and domain experts to describe objects in an object identification task. Results suggest that indexing and retrieval systems should provide semantic level similarity mechanisms to allow for whole-object as well as part-wise visual analogy. The systems should also provide…
Descriptors: Indexing, Information Processing, Information Retrieval, Information Seeking