.
Maybe a handful of those files are 95% of your traffic,
and the rest is odd or peculiar long tail information.
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from four different libraries. I didn't see any patterns.
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without
knowing much about a language. If you find that records
for books in Czech often contain č (c-hacek), but almost
never ĉ (c-circumflex), you can look at the records that
contain the unusual letter and see if they are errors
or perhaps intentional uses of Esperanto words.
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, afhandling means treatise or dissertation,
and brings up 32,000 hits in a Worldcat search (the
modern spelling avhandling yields 140,000), but
åfhandling is not in any dictionary. (It's obvious
that Google Books never tried this.)
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? And does
Worldcat discover new (misspelled) authors and titles in
Hathi Trust, and import them rather than reporting the errors?
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library cataloging?
I have seen old card catalogs digitized with photos of each card, but
I have not yet seen a catalog with photos of title pages. (Unless you
count digitization projects like Google Books.)
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that leave me with anything else than Mediawiki?
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Lars Aronsson (l...@aronsson.se)
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of citation analysis, has anybody developed an
algorithm for recognizing literary references in plain
text? If I write to code or not to code, that is
clearly a reference (a link) to Hamlet's monologue,
and should contribute to its Page rank, don't you think?
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, if the
user interface isn't already intelligble.)
Just click CITE, and a list of citations appear, that
you can cut-and-paste. At the bottom is the Swedish
version of Wikipedia's cite book template, which
is quite popular.
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website.
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/nfap/0745.html
Runeberg.org has 2000 links from the
English Wikipedia, which puts it between
catalog.loc.gov and nobelprize.org.
If you want many links from Wikipedia, try
to digitize an old encyclopedia and make
one plain HTML page for each book page.
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Aronsson
scanned images with OCR text?
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?
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is $100-400 per package of 50 sheets.
I wouldn't pay more for the calibration targets than for the
camera, if I could avoid it.
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Project Runeberg - free Nordic literature - http://runeberg.org/
,
and/or how library integration with Wikipedia could be improved,
you should come and tell.
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Commons.
The description on its description page there is shown below,
which doesn't appear for that Star Wars movie poster.
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books, so people buy new books instead. Back in
1932, Aldous Huxley wrote: We don't want people to be attracted
by old things. We want them to like the new ones.
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.
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