Introduction to Text Mining with R for Information Professionals
Issue 33, 2016-07-19 Introduction to Text Mining with R for Information Professionals The ‘tm: Text Mining Package’ in the open source statistical software R has made text analysis techniques easily accessible to both novice and expert practitioners, providing useful ways of analyzing and understanding large, unstructured datasets. Such an approach can yield many benefits to information profession
Data for Decision Making: Tracking Your Library’s Needs With TrackRef
Issue 33, 2016-07-19 Data for Decision Making: Tracking Your Library’s Needs With TrackRef Library services must adapt to changing patron needs. These adaptations should be data-driven. This paper reports on the use of TrackRef, an open source and free web program for managing reference statistics. By Michael Carlozzi Introduction As a technology librarian I am responsible for implementing technic
Metadata Analytics, Visualization, and Optimization: Experiments in statistical analysis of the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA)
Issue 33, 2016-07-19 Metadata Analytics, Visualization, and Optimization: Experiments in statistical analysis of the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) This paper presents the concepts of metadata assessment and “quantification” and describes preliminary research results applying these concepts to metadata from the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA). The introductory sections provide a
Query Translation in Europeana
Europeana – a database containing European digital cultural heritage objects – recently introduced query translation in order to aid users in searching the collections regardless of language. The user enters query terms, and the portal searches for those terms in multiple languages. This article discusses the technical details of query translation with the aim of assisting similar projects to impl
Prototyping as a Process for Improved User Experience with Library and Archives Websites
Issue 18, 2012-10-03 Prototyping as a Process for Improved User Experience with Library and Archives Websites Prototypes can be persuasive tools for proposing changes within an organization through “imagine if” scenarios. They not only show how to enhance the online experience, but can provide a way to improve the overall organizational environment as well. In redesigning the Princeton University
The Code4Lib Journal
We, the editors of the Code4Lib Journal, sincerely apologize for the recent incident in which Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was released through the publication of an article in issue 58. Issue 58 of the Code4Lib Journal is bursting at the seams with examples of how libraries are creating new technologies, leveraging existing technologies, and exploring the use of AI to benefit library
VIAFbot and the Integration of Library Data on Wikipedia
This article presents a case study of a project, led by Wikipedians in Residence at OCLC and the British Library, to integrate authority data from the Virtual International Authority File (VIAF) with biographical Wikipedia articles. This linking of data represents an opportunity for libraries to present their traditionally siloed data, such as catalog and authority records, in more openly accessib
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Measuring Library Vendor Cyber Security: Seven Easy Questions Every Librarian Can Ask
Building a Better Book in the Browser (Using Semantic Web technologies and HTML5)
Homegrown WorldCat Reclamation: Utilizing OCLC’s WorldCat Metadata API to Reconcile Your Library’s Holdings
Archiving the Web: A Case Study from the University of Victoria
Ebooks without Vendors: Using Open Source Software to Create and Share Meaningful Ebook Collections
A Metadata Schema for Geospatial Resource Discovery Use Cases
Docker: a Software as a Service, Operating System-Level Virtualization Framework
Indexing Linked Bibliographic Data with JSON-LD, BibJSON and Elasticsearch
From ISIS to CouchDB: Databases and Data Models for Bibliographic Records