IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory

Paper

01 Jan 1966

An Application of Coding Theory to Document Retrieval

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Abstract

In this paper, methods for document retrieval are derived from algebraic coding theory. It is shown that these methods are efficient in information representation and that the amount of computation required in implementation is quite reasonable. © 1966, IEEE. All rights reserved.

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