Automatic link generation

In order to access any kind of stored information, one may store it at a specific location, and in the case of electronic information this could be a file name or a Web address. If the location is not known or the amount of information to be accessed is greater than the number of locations that can be remembered, then it is necessary to find the information based on its attributes, its content, or its relationships to other pieces of information whose location is known. In the first two cases, we search, as in information retrieval, while in the latter we navigate, as in hypertext and thus these two areas of hypertext and information retrieval are tightly related [Agosti 1996].

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