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La description d'images fixes et en mouvement par deux groupes linguistiques, anglophone et francophone, au Québec
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La description d'images fixes et en mouvement par deux groupes linguistiques, anglophone et francophone, au Québec
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| Abstract |
The authors describe the results of a research project undertaken as part of a series of studies on the indexation of fixed or moving images. The objective of the research was to determine the level of equity in the choice of verbal expressions to represent the image content between indexing terms chosen by French and English Quebecers. By comparing the results, the authors conclude that there is a real degree of similarity in the way both linguistic groups describe images. In addition, they argue that their results support the hypothesis that image indexing in French may be obtained from an existing index in English, and vice versa.
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Documentation et bibliothèques
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Vol. 45
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no. 1
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17-22
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Janvier-mars 1999
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fr
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Turner, James M., and Jean-François Roulier. “La description d’images fixes et en mouvement par deux groupes linguistiques, anglophone et francophone, au Québec.” Documentation et bibliothèques Vol. 45, no. 1 (March 1999): 17–22.
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