Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation

Objectives. Relationships have powerful, but poorly understood, effects on how information objects are represented, structured, and processed in computational environments. This paper describes a preliminary investigation and innovative approach to the relationship problem in the context of archival...

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Main Author: Benson, Allen C.
Format: Article
Language:Catalan
Published: Universitat de Barcelona & Universitat Oberta de Catalunya 2011-12-01
Series:BiD: Textos Universitaris de Biblioteconomia i Documentació
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Online Access:http://bid.ub.edu/27/benson2.htm
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spelling doaj-90db2a0a7adb43e3ac5a9036c88582ad2020-11-25T02:43:26ZcatUniversitat de Barcelona & Universitat Oberta de CatalunyaBiD: Textos Universitaris de Biblioteconomia i Documentació1575-58862011-12-012710.1344/105.000001787Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigationBenson, Allen C.Objectives. Relationships have powerful, but poorly understood, effects on how information objects are represented, structured, and processed in computational environments. This paper describes a preliminary investigation and innovative approach to the relationship problem in the context of archival discourse. -- Methodology. It examines how ontological tools and content analysis techniques can be adapted and refined to help researchers identify, capture, and classify relationships expressed in image descriptions. Additional insight is offered by examining relationships in light of three describing contexts: image searcher, curator, and cataloger. The nature of the sample data is discussed, including how data is validated and reliability determined. -- Results. Limitations of previous relationship research are considered and a new methodology is introduced that is designed to assist researchers in effectively predicting relationships occurring in textual descriptions.http://bid.ub.edu/27/benson2.htmGraphic documentsPhotographic documentsSubject cataloguingOntologiesArchival descriptionSemantic relationships
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Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
BiD: Textos Universitaris de Biblioteconomia i Documentació
Graphic documents
Photographic documents
Subject cataloguing
Ontologies
Archival description
Semantic relationships
author_facet Benson, Allen C.
author_sort Benson, Allen C.
title Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
title_short Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
title_full Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
title_fullStr Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
title_full_unstemmed Capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
title_sort capturing relationships expressed in image descriptions : a preliminary investigation
publisher Universitat de Barcelona & Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
series BiD: Textos Universitaris de Biblioteconomia i Documentació
issn 1575-5886
publishDate 2011-12-01
description Objectives. Relationships have powerful, but poorly understood, effects on how information objects are represented, structured, and processed in computational environments. This paper describes a preliminary investigation and innovative approach to the relationship problem in the context of archival discourse. -- Methodology. It examines how ontological tools and content analysis techniques can be adapted and refined to help researchers identify, capture, and classify relationships expressed in image descriptions. Additional insight is offered by examining relationships in light of three describing contexts: image searcher, curator, and cataloger. The nature of the sample data is discussed, including how data is validated and reliability determined. -- Results. Limitations of previous relationship research are considered and a new methodology is introduced that is designed to assist researchers in effectively predicting relationships occurring in textual descriptions.
topic Graphic documents
Photographic documents
Subject cataloguing
Ontologies
Archival description
Semantic relationships
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