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• Hájek, Petr
• Stejskal, J.

This paper develops a method of bibliomining, including the characteristics of the various stages of the process. Furthermore, the whole process is applied to research conducted in 2012 in the largest public library in the Czech Republic – the Municipal Library of Prague. The results are interpreted and a proposal for continuation of research is also included.

• Media and communications
• Economics and Business

• Library administration
• Economics
• Management
• Statistics

bibliomining, cluster analysis, economics, library user behavior, management, public library

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