Introducing the mini-DML project
International audience Between the hope of a comprehensive Digital mathematics library with many efficient entry points and the actual dissemination of heterogeneous partial lists of available material, there is a path towards multiple distributed databases allowing integrated search, metadata excha...
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Language: | English |
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2004
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Online Access: | https://hal.science/hal-00347692 https://hal.science/hal-00347692/document https://hal.science/hal-00347692/file/article-minidml.pdf |
Summary: | International audience Between the hope of a comprehensive Digital mathematics library with many efficient entry points and the actual dissemination of heterogeneous partial lists of available material, there is a path towards multiple distributed databases allowing integrated search, metadata exchange and powerful interlinking. The mini-DML project, initiated by Cellule MathDoc, is a prototypal implementation of this vision. We will briefly discuss its roots, definition, and outline a proposal of good practice in metadata exposure and retrieval, as a mean to turn it (and its expected companion competitors) into a useful service. |
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