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Research on Concept-based Chinese Literature Retrieval Methods

Author(s)

Peng Xing

Affiliation(s)

Library & Information Management Center, Zhejiang Police Vocational Academy, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

Abstract

This study briefly reviews the development of computer-based literature retrieval and summarizes the main issues involved in the research process of Chinese literature retrieval. In response to relevant problems in Chinese literature retrieval, a retrieval model based on "concept groups" was constructed. The model was preliminarily implemented and tested in the study. The test results show that the retrieval model can improve the efficiency of Chinese literature retrieval within a limited scope, reduce the learning and comprehension costs for users, and enhance the user experience and retrieval efficiency in the field of Chinese literature retrieval, providing a concrete direction for its development.

Keywords

Concept Groups; Literature Retrieval; Chinese Literature; Data Processing

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