WALT: a research environment for medical hypertext

WALT Washington University’s Approach to Lots of Iext), is a prototype interface designed to support hypertext and information retrieval research. The WALT hypertext interface can serve as a “front end” to a wide array of retrieval engines including those based on Bcmlean retrieval, latent semantic indexing, term frequency – inverse document frequency, and Bayesian inference techniques. The WALT interface is composed of seven distinct components: a document examination component known as the Document Browsing Arew four navigation components called the Book Shelf, the Book Spine, the Table of

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