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PUBLICATIONS

Information Access: Do You Mind?

Published

Author(s)

John V. Cugini

Abstract

Successful execution of many information-based tasks depends crucially on contextual knowledge. Language processing is particularly sensitive to context, and I will concentrate on it in this extended abstract as the example par excellence of knowledge-dependent information access.
Citation
Information Access: Do You Mind?
Pub Type
Others

Keywords

contextual knowledge, information access, knowledge, language processing

Citation

Cugini, J. (2002), Information Access: Do You Mind?, Information Access: Do You Mind? (Accessed October 31, 2025)

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Created December 10, 2002, Updated February 17, 2017
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