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SIG CON 2002

SIG CON 2002. Just In Time…. Tonight’s Presentations. Just in Time Methods – New Applications: A Review of the Literature – H.A.H. team Famous First Words – D. “r.” Shaw Salary Survey Trends – T. Terrell and V. Gregory. Tonight’s Presentations, cont.

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SIG CON 2002

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  1. SIG CON 2002 Just In Time…

  2. Tonight’s Presentations • Just in Time Methods – New Applications: A Review of the Literature – H.A.H. team • Famous First Words – D. “r.” Shaw • Salary Survey Trends – T. Terrell and V. Gregory

  3. Tonight’s Presentations, cont. • Query Prediction – Mz. Leo and Dr. Predictor • New Frontiers in Citation Counting – H.A.H. Team • Bonus paper: Just in Time Research Results

  4. Just in Time Methods – New Applications A Review of the Literature

  5. Model for Diffusion of Innovation • Research Question: How has the Just in Time methodology, initially developed for use in the manufacturing industry and applied to production and warehousing, been adapted and adopted in other contexts?

  6. Methodology • Search as many (non-business) online databases as possible for this concept • Add up the results • Compare and contrast the research published in different fields • Make some vague generalizations

  7. Results • Not a lot to say; in fact, this just didn’t work… • In a majority of the databases searched, the words ‘just’ and ‘in’ are stopwords, which made this work virtually impossible

  8. Enough Talk… Let’s do it!

  9. Just in Time Research • Gather data using the session’s audience as experts in the field • Tabulate during the presentations • Present results at the end of the session

  10. Abstract Generation Hypothesis: Given – • A set of sentences that are representative of generic abstract text and • Subject-specific word lists, We can create readable, if not meaningful, abstracts in a process that we call…

  11. Multidimensional Abstraction of Data into Linguistically Information-poor BullShit… Or…

  12. Multidimensional Abstractionof Data into Linguistically Information-poor Bull Shit…

  13. State of the Research • Generic abstract text developed • Model sentences • Word lists generated and tested in a number of fields

  14. Tonight’s Task: • We will be creating word lists for the discipline of information science and technology • Working with the leading experts in the field – YOU! • Results to be presented at the end of tonight’s session

  15. Color Coding… • Blue = Nouns • Green = Adjectives • Yellow = Verbs • Pink = Adverbs • Write a few representative words for each category on the index cards at your table

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