Journal of the ACM · 1963 · 137 citations · 8 references
Automatic documentation systems which use the words contained in the individual documents as a principal source of document identifications may not perform satisfactorily under all circumstances. Methods have therefore been devised within the last few years for computing association measures between words and between documents, and for using such associated words, or information contained in associated documents, to supplement and refine the original document identifications. It is suggested in this study that bibliographic citations may provide a simple means for obtaining associated documents to be incorporated in an automatic documentation system.
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Eugene Garfield · Science · 1955 · 2.2K citations
Rodenticidal Effect on Pine Mice of Endrin Used as a Ground Spray
Frank Horsfall · Science · 1956 · 436 citations
Allergy, Ground Spray, Medicine +6
The Association Factor in Information Retrieval
H. Edmund Stiles · Journal of the ACM · 1961 · 106 citations · Full text
Indexing and abstracting by association
Lauren B. Doyle · American Documentation · 1962 · 85 citations
Engineering, Semantics, Text Mining +18
Identifying Significant Research
J. H. Westbrook · Science · 1960 · 65 citations