July 2024

Artificial intelligence: Usages and Types

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a term used in various ways by experts from different disciplines, such as mathematicians, computer programmers, and information and communication experts. AI has no single, widely recognized definition. According to Hilker (1986, p. 15), AI is a branch of computer science that focuses on the ability of computers to perform intelligent […]

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Automated journal and periodical control systems (Automated Serial Control)

When all the internal activities of the library are organized mainly through computers, the system is called automated library system. The main internal functions of a library are access control, cataloguing, transaction control, journalingand periodical control. Also currently considered are automated library systems for information retrieval, automated and semi-automated digitization, networking, etc. In addition to

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Catalogue: Manual and Online

A catalog is an inventory of books, magazines, journals, pamphlets, monographs, audio-visual aids, and other materials held by a specific library, a collection of libraries (in the case of a union catalogue), or a private collection that includes specific items of bibliographical information, such as author, title, edition, imprint, collation, etc. in printed, microfiche, automated,

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Basic Ingredients of Systems Analysis and Design

We face various problems while doing any work. An analysis is needed to determine what methods or procedures need to be adopted to solve these problems. A method analyst is one who analyzes this process. And a systems analyst never takes decisions based on information from various departmental, individual sources; in systems analysis, he uses

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Issues and Challenges of Digital Library

Libraries experienced significant changes after the CDS/ISIS system of the 1980s. The 1968 Library of Congress MARC1 and MARC2 programs were key developments during this period. The introduction of the Internet brought about a major transformation in the library world, with widespread internet usage in libraries starting around 1990 and becoming prevalent by 1997–98. This

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Correlation II Types II Value Range II How Correlation Works in Information Science

A correlation is a statistical measure that shows the relationship between two variables. It measures how much a change in one variable is linked to a change in another. A positive correlation means that as one variable increases, the other also increases, while a negative correlation means that as one variable increases, the other decreases.

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