Most Recent Articles from Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science

• Architects and information architects 

  Specialists in numerous fields, including library science and Web design, are now calling themselves information architects, but the roles they...

  10/01/00 by Parolek, Karen · More from publication

• Knowledge discovery in databases using formal concept analysis 

  Formal concept analysis (FCA) is a mathematical theory of data analysis that has been used for numerous applications in fields such as social...

  10/01/00 by Priss, Uta · More from publication

• Correction 

  Due to a printer's error in the production of the August/September 2000 issue (Volume 26, No. 6) of the Bulletin of the American Society for...

  10/01/00 · More from publication

• President's page 

  Over the past year my periodic reports have included information on the name change, membership, meetings, JASIS, ARIST and finances. An update on...

  10/01/00 by Garfield, Eugene · More from publication

• Working with data: Discovering knowledge through mining and analysis 

  The definition of knowledge discovery in databases (KDD), given by Fayyad, Piatesky-Shapiro and Smyth in their artitle "Data mining and knowledge...

  10/01/00 by Qin, Jian · More from publication

• Systematic knowledge management and knowledge discovery 

  The volume and complexity of relevant information is ever increasing, and we need to handle it effectively. If we fail, we will not find what we...

  10/01/00 by Jurisica, Igor · More from publication

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