classification

The act of forming one or more classes according to general relationships and attributes, grouping, classification, order, family, etc.

On those remote pages, the animals are (a) emperor, (b) preserved, (c) trained, (d) piglet, (e) mermaid, (f) magical dog, (g) stray dog (I) a person trembling like anger, (j) a myriad of people, (k) a person drawn with a delicate camel hairbrush, (l) others, (m) A person who just broke the vase, (n) a person resembling a fly in the distance,

Knowledge replaces universal similarity with limited differences. History arrested and turned into a table

The representation of the classification type is classified or classified according to the format, characteristics, or quality of the classification scheme. Methods and systems have similar meanings. A method or method or system means a classification scheme such as a duo decimal classification or a universal decimal classification. Classification methods are used for identification and understanding, or for educational or research purposes. On the other hand, the classification method refers to the classification system such as DDC, UDC.

The Dewey decimal classification method forms the basis of the universal decimal classification (UDC) which combines the basic Dewy number with the selected punctuation mark (comma, colon, parenthesis, etc.). This system is suitable for specific areas other than English-speaking countries, including Korean decimal system, new classification method of Chinese libraries, Japanese decimal method. Despite its widespread use, classification has been criticized for its complexity and limited coordination of programs. Especially, it is explained that the layout of subtitles is old and biased toward British and American world view. In 2007-08, the Maricopa County Library District in Arizona abolished DDC and switched to the Book Industry Standards and Communications (BISAC) system, which is commonly used in business bookshops to make customers easier to access books . Pavilion

Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), commonly known as the Dewey Decimal System, is the first library classification system Melvil Dewey first published in the United States in 1876. Originally described in a four page booklet, it has been expanded to multiple volumes and corrected through the 23 major versions printed in the most recent 2011. There is also a simplified version for small libraries. OCLC is a non-profit cooperative that provides services to libraries and is currently in charge of system maintenance and approval of online access to WebDewey, a continually updated version of the catalog.

Classification of libraries is a knowledge systematization system to organize and organize library materials. Library classification uses symbols representing the order of the topics in the classification so that the items can be stored in that order. The library classification system combines related materials, usually in a hierarchical tree structure. Different types of classification systems called facet classification systems are also widely used. This allows you to assign multiple classifications to objects and classify them in different ways. The classification number of the library can be regarded as the identifier of the document, but it is different from the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) or the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) system.