As a follow-up example, a study for estimating the error rate of Gene
Ontology (GO) was done:
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1892569#id2674403
The study showed that the GO term annotation error rate estimates for
the GoSeqLite database were found to be 13% to 18% f
Hello,
About the searching for websites it rung a bell in my head and this
was what I was thinking
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1882341271080460143
Its a pretty good talk.
About 5 minutes in he talks about navigational queries and cites this paper -
"Understanding user goals in web
Hi Karen,
Your questions remind me of the following classic article written by
Robert Robbins on "Challenges in the Human Genome Project".
http://www.esp.org/umdnj.pdf
Although it doesn't directly answer the questions, in the "Nomenclature
Problems" section (p. 20-21), it discusses the sign
Recently I read somewhere (on this list, a blog, a news story, where...?) an
assertion that struck me as an interesting passing fact at the time. As I
recall, it indicated that more websites are accessed via a search engine than
by typing a URL into a browser web address bar.
Alas, I did no
