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\title{Exercise: Identifying the Publication Types and Citation Details for On-line
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\author{David McG.\ Squire}
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{\Large  CSE417 Communication and Research Skills \par

CSSE Monash University \par}
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\section{Required Reading}
This exercise is intended to be carried out with the document
\emph{Citation of Sources} by your side. It focuses
on section~3 of that document. Please ensure that you have read that
document before attempting the exercise below.

\section{Exercise}
As it says in section~3.1 of \emph{Citation of Sources}
,`it is {\bfseries not acceptable} simply
to give a URL for an on-line document. First you must try to find out if it
has been published elsewhere\ldots''. Once you have found out where the
document was originally published and identified its type, you must track
down as much as possible of the information stipulated for that document
type.

Use web search to find this information for these articles:
\begin{itemize}
\item Anjali Dhond, Amar Gupta and Sanjeev Vadhavkar, \emph{Data mining techniques for optimizing inventories for electronic commerce}
\item Alex A. Freitas, \emph{Understanding the Crucial Differences Between
Classification and Discovery of Association Rules -- A Position Paper}
\item Kurt Thearling, \emph{Data Mining and {CRM}: {Z}eroing in on Your
Best Customers}
\item Rakesh Agrawal, Roberto Bayardo and Ramakrishnan Srikant,
\emph{Athena: Mining-based Interactive Management of Text Databases}
\item Juha Vesanto, \emph{Data Mining Techniques Based on the
Self-Organizing Map}
\end{itemize}
You may wish to use the Monash library's databases\\
\texttt{http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/databases/information\_technology.html},
\emph{Google} \texttt{http://www.google.com/}, \emph{The Collection of Computer
Science Bibliographies}\\
\texttt{http://www.cs.monash.edu.au/mirrors/bibliography/} or
\emph{CiteSeer}\\
\texttt{http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/} (but you should not rely on
CiteSeer's {\sc Bib}\TeX\ entries).

When you have found the types of all these documents and the information
required for their citations, write a sample \verb+.bib+ file showing
how this information would be organized.
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