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Un interface de recherche documentaire: I de r, version 2.0

1993
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Abstract

Ce document présente un interface d'utilisation d'un système prototype de recherche documentaire construit dans le cadre du projet {\em Specification and Prototyping of a System for the Intelligent Management of Information}\footnote{Projet No 4023-26996, PNR 23, FNSRS}. Cet interface permet de soumettre des requêtes de recherche de documents et de visualiser les documents sélectionnés par le système. D'autre part, cet outil illustre les possibilités d'utilisation d'une bo^{\i}te à outils graphique, {\tt Tk}, et son intégration possible avec Prolog via un utilitaire appelé {\tt expect}. Cet interface fait partie d'une triade d'outils qui comprend un interface d'indexation documentaire et un interface d'administration de documents indexés.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/db5003bb-7409-4193-a58a-b8e301429574

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1993
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/db5003bb-7409-4193-a58a-b8e301429574

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