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Thesaurus on American works of art (abstract only)

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FOLK is an online analysis and retrieval system developed for the 1801 census of Norway, which is machine readable in a full-text and a coded version, each with approximately 1,000,000 records on individuals. The main advantage of the system is speed. FOLK consists of several parts:- A fast program for statistical analysis of the simple kind. Cross tabulations can be done in 1/16 of the time used by SPSS.- An interface to statistical and graphical packages for more complicated analysis.- A retrieval system for finding subsets of the data base. The subset can be anything from a single person to a region. Information from the coded and the full text version can be used for subtracting individuals.- A recoding system for recoding the coded version using a simple semantic analysis of the full-text version.- A fully computerized record linkage system. Information from other sources can be automatically added to the records on the individuals in the census.

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        cover image ACM SIGSOC Bulletin
        ACM SIGSOC Bulletin  Volume 12-13, Issue 4-1
        Aug. 1981
        89 pages
        ISSN:0163-5794
        DOI:10.1145/1015528
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          CHI '81: Proceedings of the Joint Conference on Easier and More Productive Use of Computer Systems. (Part - I): Information Processing in the Social Sciences and Humanities - Volume 1981
          May 1981
          75 pages
          ISBN:0897910567
          DOI:10.1145/800275

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