THE GENERALIZED RETRIEVAL PROBLEM A. B o o k s t e i n University of C h i c a g o Introduction The this been well exercise as of judgement in is among the most distinctive of human human activities. decision but For has reason, given interest modelling human These activity increased, had two making not in considerable attention. to is efforts perhaps to have different, human always fact differentiated, when decision goals: making predict required; or and and at simulate how beings for behave decision machine establish improved, normative decisions models to be automated with making, permitting optimal, least made assistance. the in to ubiquity a number be of of decision making, it is hardly surprising different problems in that this process It diverse of is fields, the not has Given been studied disciplines, however, have that by been each how emphasizing are An aspects. rather difficult once their not struck, features has been similar essential abstracted. developed may for be of unfortunate perfected For of to consequence in one field apparent been diversity to approaches they and value. have available have making other fields where example, documents, information in fact a in con- scientists
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The generalized retrieval problem
Bookstein, A.
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Association for Computing Machinery – Jun 1, 1981
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