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Since its birth, Information Science has been studying methods for the automatic treatment of information. This research has focused on Information Retrieval, an area that involves the application of computational methods in the treatment and retrieval of information, in order to assess how Computer Science contributes to the progress of the Information Science. Initially, Information Retrieval is contextualized in the interdisciplinary body of Information Science and, after that, the basic elements of the information retrieval process are presented. Computational models related to information retrieval are analyzed according to "quantitative" and "dynamic" categories. Some natural language processing techniques used in information retrieval are equally discussed. In the current context of the Web, the techniques of information retrieval are presented, from search engines to the Semantic Web. It can be concluded that in spite of the unquestionable importance of the computational methods and techniques for dealing with information, they are regarded only as auxiliary tools, because their concept of "information" is extremely restrict in relation to that used by the Information Science]]>
Since its birth, Information Science has been studying methods for the automatic treatment of information. This research has focused on Information Retrieval, an area that involves the application of computational methods in the treatment and retrieval of information, in order to assess how Computer Science contributes to the progress of the Information Science. Initially, Information Retrieval is contextualized in the interdisciplinary body of Information Science and, after that, the basic elements of the information retrieval process are presented. Computational models related to information retrieval are analyzed according to "quantitative" and "dynamic" categories. Some natural language processing techniques used in information retrieval are equally discussed. In the current context of the Web, the techniques of information retrieval are presented, from search engines to the Semantic Web. It can be concluded that in spite of the unquestionable importance of the computational methods and techniques for dealing with information, they are regarded only as auxiliary tools, because their concept of "information" is extremely restrict in relation to that used by the Information Science]]> Sun, 04 Aug 2013 13:40:34 GMT https://pt.slideshare.net/slideshow/tese-24916987/24916987 edbertof@slideshare.net(edbertof) Recupera??o de Informa??o: An¨¢lise sobre a contribui??o da Ci¨ºncia da Computa??o para a Ci¨ºncia da Informa??o edbertof Since its birth, Information Science has been studying methods for the automatic treatment of information. This research has focused on Information Retrieval, an area that involves the application of computational methods in the treatment and retrieval of information, in order to assess how Computer Science contributes to the progress of the Information Science. Initially, Information Retrieval is contextualized in the interdisciplinary body of Information Science and, after that, the basic elements of the information retrieval process are presented. Computational models related to information retrieval are analyzed according to "quantitative" and "dynamic" categories. Some natural language processing techniques used in information retrieval are equally discussed. In the current context of the Web, the techniques of information retrieval are presented, from search engines to the Semantic Web. It can be concluded that in spite of the unquestionable importance of the computational methods and techniques for dealing with information, they are regarded only as auxiliary tools, because their concept of "information" is extremely restrict in relation to that used by the Information Science <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/tese-130804134034-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Since its birth, Information Science has been studying methods for the automatic treatment of information. This research has focused on Information Retrieval, an area that involves the application of computational methods in the treatment and retrieval of information, in order to assess how Computer Science contributes to the progress of the Information Science. Initially, Information Retrieval is contextualized in the interdisciplinary body of Information Science and, after that, the basic elements of the information retrieval process are presented. Computational models related to information retrieval are analyzed according to &quot;quantitative&quot; and &quot;dynamic&quot; categories. Some natural language processing techniques used in information retrieval are equally discussed. In the current context of the Web, the techniques of information retrieval are presented, from search engines to the Semantic Web. It can be concluded that in spite of the unquestionable importance of the computational methods and techniques for dealing with information, they are regarded only as auxiliary tools, because their concept of &quot;information&quot; is extremely restrict in relation to that used by the Information Science
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