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You Can Lead Them to Water, But You Can't Make Them Drink: Using Crowd Sourcing to Lead Library Patrons to Extended Library Services Relevant to their Search Criteria

机译:您可以带领他们喝水,但不能喝水:使用人群采购引导图书馆顾客提供与他们的搜索条件有关的扩展图书馆服务

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The Lee Library at Brigham Young University has extensive resources in the forms of highly skilled subject librarians, print resources and digital collections, but getting the students to be aware of and use them effectively is a problem. To help inform library patrons of these resources librarian subject specialists have created over 150 subject guides using LibGuides for subject areas, classes, and some subspecialties, which was an enormous task; but are these resources being used effectively? This paper explores and reports on a subject guide recommender system, which recommends relevant subject guides based on patron searches, using a crowd sourced folksonomy and statistical classification between subject areas and search terms. These initial results are encouraging in that 80% of the recommendations are rated as relevant by the user.
机译:杨百翰大学的李图书馆以高水平的学科馆员,印刷资源和数字馆藏的形式拥有广泛的资源,但是要使学生意识到并有效地使用它们是一个问题。为了帮助图书馆读者了解这些资源,图书馆员学科专家已经使用LibGuides创建了150多个学科指南,用于学科领域,课程和某些子专业,这是一项艰巨的任务。但是这些资源是否得到有效利用?本文探讨并报告了主题指南推荐器系统,该系统使用人群来源的民俗分类法以及主题区域和搜索词之间的统计分类,基于顾客搜索来推荐相关主题指南。这些初步结果令人鼓舞,因为80%的建议被用户评为相关。

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