HYPERTEXT MODEL - HTXM: a model for hypertext organization of documents (MHTX)
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Análise facetada, Modelagem conceitual, Hipertexto, documentos acadêmicosAbstract
This study aims at the construction of a semantically structured conceptual model to help the organization and representation of human knowledge in hypertextual systems, based on the Theory of Facet Analysis and Conceptual Map. A second step in this study is the application of the semantic model to create a prototype called Hypertext Map (Mapa Hipertextual - MHTX) which will be used to implement the BTDECI – UFMG (Thesis and Dissertation Library of UFMG´s School of Information Science. Facet analysis was used to categorize the index terms, established the relationship among them expressed by the links. It was chosen a single knowledge unit, namely a doctoral thesis on the own area of subject analysis (NAVES, 2000), to construct a conceptual model prior to technological implementation of its prototype.Downloads
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