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Learn about the innovative DeweyBrowser and LiveSearch tools developed by OCLC Research Team, offering efficient searching and browsing capabilities by Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) and employing FRBR algorithms to group related records. With human and machine-readable interfaces, these tools enrich records with DDC numbers and enable quick retrieval of relevant information. See demos of Elfquest, Frugal housewife, Say it in Polish, and Senate ethics manual.
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Using Dewey Differently Research & New Technologies IG OCLC Members Council 13 February 2006 Diane Vizine-Goetz Thom Hickey
October Meeting • DeweyBrowser—searching and browsing by Dewey; interface programmed in AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) • Curiouser—employs OCLC FRBR work-set algorithm to group related records
Agenda • Classify—Uses FRBR groups toenrich records with Dewey numbers • LiveSearch—New search interface which employs Dewey and Ajax techniques
Classify • OCLC Research Team • Diane Vizine-Goetz • Harry Wagner • Features • Employs data mining of holdings and FRBR • Human- and machine-readable interfaces that resolve OCLC record number or ISBN to DDC or LCC
Phoenix Public Library • 222,197 without DDC numbers • 44,704 DDC added from FRBR-clustered records • Four DDC main classes accounted for more than 91% class numbers
Experimental Classification Service • Demo • Elfquest (frbr group) • Frugal housewife • Say it in Polish • Senate ethics manual
Next steps • Apply to nearly 1 million WorldCat records without Dewey numbers excluded from DeweyBrowser • Conduct a feasibility study of current cataloging records from British Library without DDC
Live Search • OCLC Research Team • Thom Hickey (lead) • Jenny Toves • Ralph LeVan • Features • Quick searches target with each additional keystroke of search term/phrase • Retrieves ordered, FRBR-grouped results • Uses Dewey to narrow search results • Demo • Phoenix Public+DDC [former--Phoenix w/o DDC]