A Study on the Development of FRBR Algorithm for KORMARC Bibliographic Record

@inproceedings{KimJeonghyen2015ASO,
  title={A Study on the Development of FRBR Algorithm for KORMARC Bibliographic Record},
  author={KimJeonghyen and Lee Sung Sook and 이유정},
  year={2015}
}
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Designing a FRBR Work Grouping Algorithm of Bibliographic Records using a Role Term Dictionary of Authors
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This study developed a method of identifying representative authors using an author role dictionary constructed by extracting role-terms from the statement of responsibility field and measured the similarity rate of authors and titles in order to achieve effective WORK grouping of KORMARC records.
Developing a Work‐Identifier Allocation Algorithm to FRBRize KORMARC Records
  • Jaehyuk Yun
  • Business
    Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology
  • 2019
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This study attempted to find a method to automatically convert the National Library of Korea data to Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) structure by investigating the possibility of shifting from KORMARC to the FRBR.
A Study on the Adoption of the FRBR According to the Bibliographic Relationships of Five Classics and Four Books

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