Using Statistical Properties of Text to Create Metadata (1996)
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@MISC{Crowder96usingstatistical,
author = {Grace Crowder and Charles Nicholas},
title = {Using Statistical Properties of Text to Create Metadata},
year = {1996}
}
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Abstract
able - can create metadata of metadata ffl Interchangeable - the form must allow queries, documents, and metadata to be compared. 3 CAFE We call our mediated architecture CAFE for Cooperating Agents Find Everything. In CAFE there are application agents and brokers. Application agents communicate with other entities in the system using KQML (Knowledge Query and Manipulation Language) as described in Mayfield [5]. In addition, each application agent is responsible for its own data space, which means it will provide access to that data by generating and registering metadata as well as performing more traditional IR tasks: handling queries, corpus updates, etc. Brokers are similar to application agents. However, the data they manage is metadata, supplied to them by application agents and other brokers. Brokers are not necessarily organized in a strict hierarchy and sibling communication is allowed. 4 Centroids as Metadata As first introduced in Shannon [12], an n-gram is a sequence of...
