Colon Classification¶
Ranganathan, S. R. (1933). Colon Classification. Madras Library Association.
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- Classification
- Classification makes it possible to apply consistent rules, policies, treatments, or algorithms to large populations without evaluating each item independently, a scaling property Ranganathan (1933) made explicit in designing the first faceted (analytico-synthetic) library classification.
This sourceMadras Library Association. First faceted (analytico-synthetic) library classification (PMEST): enables consistent rules and scalable assignment across millions of items by combining facets of personality, matter, energy, space, and time.
- Classification makes it possible to apply consistent rules, policies, treatments, or algorithms to large populations without evaluating each item independently, a scaling property Ranganathan (1933) made explicit in designing the first faceted (analytico-synthetic) library classification.
Mechanisms¶
- Tagging Schema
- The team introduces a tagging schema built as a faceted classification.
This sourceEstablishes Colon Classification as a faceted, analytico-synthetic classification system.
- The team introduces a tagging schema built as a faceted classification.
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