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We are also analyzing relationships between works (example: all of these editions of Tom Sawyer are all editions the same conceptual work). From this we can add relationships to each object and create new objects (like works). This process is known in the library world as "FRBRization". See [https://frbr.org][7] for more information. <a name="downloads"> </a> |
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We are also analyzing relationships between works (example: all of these editions of Tom Sawyer are all editions the same conceptual work). From this we can add relationships to each object and create new objects (like works). This process is known in the library world as "FRBRization". See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_Requirements_for_Bibliographic_Records][7] for more information. <a name="downloads"> </a> |
