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Swanson, D.R., "Searching natural language text by computer", Science , 132, 3434, pp. 1099-1104, October 21, 1960. Google
1099 ;;Quote: the fallacy of abundance: the ease of retrieving information about a subject creates an illusion that little remains hidden
1099 ;;Quote: a fully successful, manual index would imply that knowledge can be organized by an immutable and unambiguous indexing scheme; but, knowledge and language change
1099+;;Quote: the basic function of a library is to serve as a communication link between past and future
1100 ;;Quote: full-text search is the model for computerized search and retrieval; an automatically produced index is solely for efficiency
1100 ;;Quote: early comparison of full-text, computerized search with a manual index
1100+;;Quote: in a 100 article collection, manual and full-text search retrieved less than half of the relevant documents on average
1100+;;Quote: full-text search retrieved more relevant documents than a manual index
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