چکیده:
Relevance: ... Relation to the matter at hand ... The ability (as of an information retrieval system) to Retrieve material that satisfies the needs of the user. Merriam-Webster Dictionary Online Abstract Relevance is a fundamental notion in information science. The aim of this paper is to provide a perspective on two large questions, the first historical the second contemporary: (1) Why did relevance become a central notion of information science? (2) In this day and age of huge advances in information technology, why did relevance still remain a central notion? In 1950s, relevance emerged as a central notion in information science because of extensive theoretical and practical concerns with and commitments to searching and not only with organization of information. In turn, searching was connected to and made possible by many innovations in computers and computing.
خلاصه ماشینی:
(Despite the great progress made in information technology) 1 Author: Tefko Saracevic 2 Translation: Mehdi Zeynalii Tazekandi Abstract In the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, relevance is defined as follows: relevance refers to the connection to the topic under consideration; relevance is the ability to retrieve resources that satisfy users.
2. Today, despite the great advancements in information technology, why does relevance remain a fundamental concept in information science?
Relevance has existed in the past and still remains as a fundamental concept related to searching and information retrieval.
It is globally accepted that the goal of systems such as search engines and many search programs in social media is the retrieval of information relevant to users, and cultural, sociological differences, and other issues do not matter.
2. Why today, despite great advancements in information technology, is relevance still raised as a central concept in information science?
Among them, one can refer to the reviews of (Eisenberg and Nilan, 1990; Shamber, 1994; Mizzaro, 1997; Borlund, 2003; Ingwersen and Ja, 2005; Hjørland, 2010; Huang and Soergel, 2013).
The question that can be answered at the beginning of this section is as follows: relevance, due to practical and theoretical considerations as well as the requirements of searching—and not just the organization of information—became a fundamental concept in information science, and in this shift, searching was completed using modern information technology.
In the provided context, relevance has been the fundamental concept in relation to searching and information retrieval and still is.
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