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The functions of an index. Automation in indexing is concerned with mechanizing clerical routines and attempting to reproduce complex, intellectual operations. Automation has been applied relatively successfully to the routines of filing, sorting and printing. The automatic extraction of appropriate indexing entries for information retrieval systems is more problematical since the human indexing process is poorly understood. Expert Systems which are designed to cope with uncertain areas of human knowledge may be able to make clear this process.
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