
This dataset contains an analysis of DDC notations in K10plus union catalogue (as of 2023-12-31). Distinct DDC numbers found in K10plus: 700.717 Fully decomposed: 473.161 (67%) Distinct atomic elements: 32.154 Sources The data is based on: Normalized subject indexing data of K10plus library union catalog Decomposition of DDC numbers (coli-ana) The dataset consists of: ddc-frequencies.tsv: sorted DDC notations found in K10plus records, each with number of records it is used in (tsv format) ddc-decomposition.ndjson.gz: full analysis of DDC notations in newline-delimited JSKOS (including incomplete analysis and non-atomic elements) (jskos format) ddc-decomposition.csv: atomic DDC elements from decomposition. First column is original number, following columns are atomic elements (csv format) ddc-atoms.tsv: atomic DDC numbers found in fully decomposed numbers of K10plus catalogue (tsv format)With the following fields: atom: atomic DDC number which cannot be decomposed further number: number of distinct DDC numbers this atom is used in records: number of K10plus records this atom is used in Contributors Verbundzentrale des GBV (VZG) Jakob Voß Ulrike Reiner
K10plus, Subject Indexing, Dewey Decimal Classification, DDC
K10plus, Subject Indexing, Dewey Decimal Classification, DDC
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