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USER MISCONCEPTIONS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
In this paper, we report results of an investigation where thirty subjects were observed performing subject-based search in an online catalog system. The observations have revealed a range of misconceptions users have when performing subject-based search. We have developed a taxonomy that charact
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