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Topic tree: Organizing your bibliography

Click on a topic to read its description and find all papers that are attached to it. A paper can be attached to multiple topics! If you want to find for example the publications that are part of two topics, you can use the search interface from the menu.

Subscribing for topics.

It may be that not every user of a certain Aigaion database is interested in exactly the same topics. Therefore Aigaion contains a mechanism that allows you to subscribe to - or unsubscribe from - any topic, meaning that you can determine which topics you will see while browsing the system. By default, a new user will not be subscribed to any topic. To review which topics already exist in this copy of Aigaion, go to the topic review page, and subscribe to any topic that you are interested in. Those topics will then appear in your topic tree.

Notes: Annotating the bibliography

Where a publication abstract is a purely descriptive summary of a publication, a annotation can be both descriptive and critical. Annotations are commonly used to:

• place a publication in a context
• describe the relevance of a publication
• summarize the strengths and weaknesses of a publication

Aigaion offers the 'note' facility to create annotations. An annotation might look like the following example: By simply typing a publication's cite-id in the note, you can easily link to other publications.

Publication lists: Overview of publications

Aigaion offers multiple ways to explore your publications, the standard list sorts all publications in the database by year. You can also browse the publications sorted by title, by publicationtype or by topic.

Computational Statistics and Data analysis
Böhning, D. and Seidel, W., Editorial: Recent developments in mixture models, in: Computational Statistics and Data analysis, volume 41, pages 349-357, 2003.
Miloslavsky, M. and van der Laan, M.J., Fitting of mixtures with unspecified number of components using cross validation distance estimate, in: Computational Statistics and Data analysis, volume 41, pages 413-428, 2003.
Computer Music Journal
Gouyon, Fabien and Dixon, Simon, A review of automatic rhythm description systems, in: Computer Music Journal, volume 29, number 1, 2005.
IEEE MultiMedia
Wold, E., Blum, T., Keislar, D. and Wheaton, J., Content-Based Classification, Search, and Retrieval of Audio, in: IEEE MultiMedia, volume 3, number 3, 1996.
[BJA] : Wold mentions four possible audio access strategies: Simile: Find sounds that sound like an example sound Acoustical/perceptual features: Find sounds that match some abstract feature values Subjective features: Find sounds using a personal descriptive language Onomatopoeia: Query by humming

An example publication list

A single publication in a publication list offers direct access to each author or editor, to the publication and to its main attachment.

Single publication overview: All publication details

Attachments: Direct access to the publications

The actual publication documents can be attached to the publication entries, either through upload or as a link to a remote document somewhere on the web. Attachments can be downloaded directly by users who are logged in with the appropriate user rights by clicking on the file icons.

Rights management: Detailed and to the point

Aigaion has a fine grained user rights management system so that an administrator can control the access level of each user.

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