I used MTurk for a data gathering project recently. Turnaround time is
great: within a few hours. You can set params to only accept people
whose rejection rate is 5% or less or what not (95% acceptance rate is
the default) to weed out the riffraff. Pretty cost effective.
My instructions were c
ields, including the UPC:
<http://www.hometheaterinfo.com/dvdlist.htm>
Roy
On 11/5/08 11/5/08 € 8:57 PM, "Steve Toub" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi--
Is there a web site and/or web service that, given a DVD/CD/cassette
title input (or more fields to help disambiguate: artist
ldn't
complain if they did), just something where I can lookup the UPC.
--SET
--
Steve Toub
Product Manager, BiblioCommons
aps it's the XML interface that you guys know about already. Is that
> documented anywhere? How the heck did you find out about it?
>
> Jonathan
>
>
> >>> Steve Toub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/25/08 9:41 PM >>>
> I'll add that when IA told me abo
miae2
> 1univ_marc.xml
>
> The only way to get standard identifiers (ISBN, ISSN, OCLC, LCCN) for
> these scanned books is to grab them out of the MARC record. So the
> long-winded answer to your question, Tim, is no, there's no simple way
> to crossref what IA has scanned with y
--- Tim Shearer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm looking into tapping the texts in the Open Content Alliance.
>
> A few questions...
>
> As near as I can tell, they don't expose (perhaps even store?) any common
> unique identifiers (oclc number, issn, isbn, loc number).
I poked arou
A reminder that the data model for OpenURL/COinS does not have all
metadata fields: only one author allowed, no abstract, etc.
You may want to consider using unAPI instead of COinS.
DLF Aquifer has a Rails presentation layer and is using unAPI. The unAPI
interface is exposing MODS, which is the
If you want to build a simple system for a small group of developers
who are close to code4lib to host their projects, great! But if you
are trying to build a google code for libraries, I really want to be
discouraging, because it will be a lot of work, you won’t get what you
want out of it, & you
Godmar Back wrote:
A year or so ago a couple of students looked into this for LibX. There
are a number of systems that people have published about, although
some are not available and none worked very well or were easy to get
to work. The systems also varied in their computational complexity,
wit
Hi--
Is there any existing code that can validate the descriptive metadata of
an OpenURL ContextObject?
For example,
http://www.openurl.info/registry/docs/mtx/info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:journal
states thats "auinit1" can have zero or one value and it must be the
first author's first initial. Is there
ged the wording?
The problem we always face with this type of statistics is: what the
heck to do with those numbers?
-emily lynema
Steve Toub wrote:
Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Patrons definitly want to be able to limit on availability. And I don't
think anyone's figured out a good way to
Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Patrons definitly want to be able to limit on availability. And I don't
think anyone's figured out a good way to do that in this generation of
"export and index" search tools we are experimenting with.
Does anyone have hard data (e.g., surveys, focus groups... anything
entire project can be found on the CDL website:
<http://www.cdlib.org/inside/projects/melvyl_recommender/>
--
Steve Toub
California Digital Library
(510) 987-0078
folks do the and tags)
and that's gone
fairly well. We're now evaluating JSTL, which seems to blend XSLT with JSP tag
libraries fairly
well.
What are y'all doing out there? What are your thoughts on the best UI layer
that gives
non-programmers freedom to edit markup and hi
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