APUPA Pattern - LIS Links2024-03-28T23:47:01Zhttp://lislinks.com/forum/topics/apupa-pattern?commentId=2013205%3AComment%3A966272&x=1&feed=yes&xn_auth=noThis information is useful to…tag:lislinks.com,2019-09-14:2013205:Comment:10013292019-09-14T09:54:16.189ZKAVITHAA A Rhttp://lislinks.com/profile/KAVITHAAAR
<p>This information is useful to me. Thank you sir.</p>
<p>This information is useful to me. Thank you sir.</p> Thank you Janab Parvez Ahmad…tag:lislinks.com,2018-11-27:2013205:Comment:9662722018-11-27T11:46:52.533ZSiddhartha Shankar Rayhttp://lislinks.com/profile/SiddharthaShankarRay
<p>Thank you Janab Parvez Ahmad Saabb!</p>
<p>It seems that after a couple of decades, I saw an explanation with a diagram. It brought back my memory of the old by gone days. Such diagrams like those of "Recall Value" & "Relevance" for database searching were quite popular in our days!</p>
<p>I am looking forward to see how the New-Gen LIS Professionals react to such explanatory posts!</p>
<p>Sincerely,</p>
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<p>Siddhartha S. Ray, Calcutta</p>
<p>Thank you Janab Parvez Ahmad Saabb!</p>
<p>It seems that after a couple of decades, I saw an explanation with a diagram. It brought back my memory of the old by gone days. Such diagrams like those of "Recall Value" & "Relevance" for database searching were quite popular in our days!</p>
<p>I am looking forward to see how the New-Gen LIS Professionals react to such explanatory posts!</p>
<p>Sincerely,</p>
<p></p>
<p>Siddhartha S. Ray, Calcutta</p> Excellent explanation with di…tag:lislinks.com,2018-11-20:2013205:Comment:9658502018-11-20T10:26:30.588ZP. Sellappanhttp://lislinks.com/profile/PSellappan
<p>Excellent explanation with diagram</p>
<p>Excellent explanation with diagram</p> It is difficult to maintain i…tag:lislinks.com,2017-07-14:2013205:Comment:8912962017-07-14T19:30:02.139ZBasab Mukherjeehttp://lislinks.com/profile/BasabMukherjee
<p>It is difficult to maintain in a library where there are different categories of users. Say, there are two categories of users in an academic library - students and research scholar. The APUPA pattern may not be the same for these category of users.</p>
<p>It is difficult to maintain in a library where there are different categories of users. Say, there are two categories of users in an academic library - students and research scholar. The APUPA pattern may not be the same for these category of users.</p> Known as the "father of libra…tag:lislinks.com,2013-01-31:2013205:Comment:4700272013-01-31T18:20:20.372Zvaibhavi Thacker Kodranihttp://lislinks.com/profile/vibhithacker
<p><span>Known as the "father of library and information science," Dr. S. R. Ranganathan created the APUPA pattern as a method of classifying books and documents based on their relevance to the searcher.</span><span><br></br><span>The APUPA pattern--which stands for Alien-Penumbral-Umbral-Penumbral-Alien--is used in the field of library and information science as a method of book or document classification.</span></span></p>
<h4 class="fshead">Issues with the APUPA Pattern…</h4>
<p><span>Known as the "father of library and information science," Dr. S. R. Ranganathan created the APUPA pattern as a method of classifying books and documents based on their relevance to the searcher.</span><span><br/><span>The APUPA pattern--which stands for Alien-Penumbral-Umbral-Penumbral-Alien--is used in the field of library and information science as a method of book or document classification.</span></span></p>
<h4 class="fshead">Issues with the APUPA Pattern</h4>
<p class="fsbody">Problems with the APUPA pattern arise when books or documents have more than one subject, as is the case in multidisciplinary studies.</p>
<p><span><span><span><br/></span><br/>Read more: <a href="http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1977367#ixzz2JZvwuPgF">What is apupa in library science? | Answerbag</a> <a href="http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1977367#ixzz2JZvwuPgF">http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1977367#ixzz2JZvwuPgF</a></span><br/><br/></span></p> This can be the example of AP…tag:lislinks.com,2010-10-25:2013205:Comment:789752010-10-25T11:09:18.117ZParvez Ahmadhttp://lislinks.com/profile/ParvezAhmad
This can be the example of APUPA.<br />
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This can be the example of APUPA.<br />
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parvez I completely agree with Mr. V…tag:lislinks.com,2010-02-03:2013205:Comment:385232010-02-03T09:26:43.124ZMrs. Chandrakala Nitin Paihttp://lislinks.com/profile/MrsChandrakalaNitinPai
I completely agree with Mr. Vijay kumar. The type of library type of user and their interest also costs more. So sometime we dont follow APUPA pattern
I completely agree with Mr. Vijay kumar. The type of library type of user and their interest also costs more. So sometime we dont follow APUPA pattern With the emergence of multi d…tag:lislinks.com,2010-01-28:2013205:Comment:381522010-01-28T10:31:36.209ZVijay Kumar Vermahttp://lislinks.com/profile/VijayKumarVerma
With the emergence of multi disciplinary subjects I think it is very difficult to follow this pattern. Now- a- days the nature of subject is not isolated and a particular book covers two, three or even more subjects.<br />
Of course the system is very good for the the libraries with basic subjects collection.
With the emergence of multi disciplinary subjects I think it is very difficult to follow this pattern. Now- a- days the nature of subject is not isolated and a particular book covers two, three or even more subjects.<br />
Of course the system is very good for the the libraries with basic subjects collection.