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Searching relevant articles in extensive collections
Vojt, Ján ; Novák, Jiří (advisor) ; Bartoš, Tomáš (referee)
Searching text in articles is usually implemented with fulltext search. Using more advanced techniques however, it is possible to achieve significantly better results. The subject of this work is to create a universal library for searching extensible collections, specialized in czech language. The library makes use of tools capable of working with morphology while considering importance of words. It also conducts an experiment with word pairs, which adds context into the search process. The success rate of this experiment is tried on an extensible collection of data. Created library is a unique tool for processing extensible collections of czech text, while at the same time it is ready for further extension by new languages and methods.
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Research Methods of Information Behavior
Márföldi, Ronald ; Němečková, Lenka (advisor) ; Trtíková, Ilona (referee)
The bachelour thesis discusses research methods of information behaviour. The introduction of this work reviews information behaviour in terms of information: need, request, seeking and search. The body introduces basic theories and models which were created at the time of studies of the mentioned subject. The core of the thesis examines methods of research based on three basic approaches: sociological, psychological and from discipline HCI. This review also consists of details on specific methods of information behaviour such as, transaction log analysis or citation analysis. Besides each method there are described advantages and disadvantages which determine the methods being applied. In conclusion the thesis shows a brief analysis of research on students and academics of Social Science and Humanities. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Research Methods of Information Behavior
Márföldi, Ronald ; Němečková, Lenka (advisor) ; Trtíková, Ilona (referee)
The bachelour thesis discusses research methods of information behaviour. The introduction of this work reviews information behaviour in terms of information: need, request, seeking and search. The body introduces basic theories and models which were created at the time of studies of the mentioned subject. The core of the thesis examines methods of research based on three basic approaches: sociological, psychological and from discipline HCI. This review also consists of details on specific methods of information behaviour such as, transaction log analysis or citation analysis. Besides each method there are described advantages and disadvantages which determine the methods being applied. In conclusion the thesis shows a brief analysis of research on students and academics of Social Science and Humanities. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Searching relevant articles in extensive collections
Vojt, Ján ; Novák, Jiří (advisor) ; Bartoš, Tomáš (referee)
Searching text in articles is usually implemented with fulltext search. Using more advanced techniques however, it is possible to achieve significantly better results. The subject of this work is to create a universal library for searching extensible collections, specialized in czech language. The library makes use of tools capable of working with morphology while considering importance of words. It also conducts an experiment with word pairs, which adds context into the search process. The success rate of this experiment is tried on an extensible collection of data. Created library is a unique tool for processing extensible collections of czech text, while at the same time it is ready for further extension by new languages and methods.
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