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A novel bibliometric index with a simple geometric interpretation
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A comprehensive empirical comparison between the χ-index and other bibliometric indices, focusing on a comparison with the h-index, is presented by analysing two datasets—a large set of Google Scholar profiles and a small set of Nobel prize winners.
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Ligula infestation of bleak Alburnus alburnus (L.) in the tidal Thames
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Heavy infestations of the cestode Ligula are reported in bleak Alburnus alburnus (L.) from the tidal Thames; it is suggested that many of the young bleak die during the autumn and winter, following their infestation.
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Finding Parallel Passages in Cultural Heritage Archives
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A novel combination of a character-based n-gram language model, space-optimized suffix tree, and generalized edit distance is presented, which shows that the effectiveness of the Samtla system’s search functionality is on par with the human-level performance.
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The anatomy of a search and mining system for digital humanities
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The major components of Samtla are described, which provide the retrieval and discovery of fuzzy text patterns/motifs through applying a character-based n-gram statistical language model built on top of a powerful generalised suffix tree data structure.
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The Rongorongo Script: On a Listed Sequence in the Recto of Tablet “Mamari”
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It is proposed that one group of tablets that may reflect these genres are Gv, Ia, and Ta, which focuses on a number of identified sequences that show examples of glyph /700/ across the rongorongo corpus.
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The Rongorongo Script: On a Listed Sequence in the Recto of Tablet “Mamari”. Part II
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This paper proposes that these glyphs suggest the presence of îka lists – a record of warriors killed in battle – and timo – vengeance chants imbued with the power to bring death upon the named victim.
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Comparing "parallel passages" in digital archives
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A language-agnostic approach to facilitate the discovery of “parallel passages” stored in historic and cultural heritage digital archives using a character-based statistical language model combined with a tailored version of the Basic Local Alignment Tool to extract exact and approximate string patterns shared between groups of documents.
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A two-dimensional bibliometric index reflecting both quality and quantity
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A comprehensive empirical analysis of this two-dimensional bibliometric index is presented, which captures both aspects of a researcher’s output on two datasets: a large set of Google Scholar profiles (representing “typical” researchers) and a small set of Nobel prize winners.
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The Anatomy of a Search and Mining System for Digital Archives
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The system architecture, user interface, models and algorithms, and data storage of the Samtla system are described, including the index is implemented as a space-optimised character-based suffix tree with an accompanying database of document content and metadata.
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THE MOTHER IN LAW JOKE.
Phil First is a working-class boy from Wales who progresses from comedy sketches at university to the big time with his friend, Reg, only to lose almost everything in a welter of self-pity. Much of…
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