Integration of link generation, cross-author user navigation, and reuse identification in authoring process
CA 2229375 A1 · Owner: Wendt, Ronald A. · Inventors: Sobiesiak, Richard; Dyko, Denise Y.; Hastings, Christopher J.
Overview
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A process for professional authoring of information about structured domains by which authors, as an integral part of the authoring process, provide the data needed to (1) enable intelligent user navigation between the work of different authors without the need for predefined links; (2) enable searches for information based on user context; and (3) identify reuse candidates before information is written and therefore, minimize, duplication. Authors develop concept maps to reflect the structure of the domain rather than the structure of the documentation; define the user context to which a concept map applies; resolve topic intersections between concept maps; define query attributes for …
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- Filed February 13, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 13, 2018.
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