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FRBR work-set algorithm

Author:	Thomas Butler Hickey; Jenny Toves; OCLC. Office of Research.; OCLC.
Publisher:	Dublin, Ohio : OCLC, ©2005
Edition/Format:	eBook : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"The research work-set algorithm generates an author/title key for each bibliographic record. These keys can then be used to bring work-sets together. The current algorithm ignores format so that the generated work-sets are sometimes at a higher level than a FRBR work." - p. 2.
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