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That's an index of deeds, and the distinction there is that "direct" is indexed by the grantor and "inverted" is indexed by grantee. I don't think that's the s
by mjw1007 5y ago
That's an index of deeds, and the distinction there is that "direct" is indexed by the grantor and "inverted" is indexed by grantee.
I don't think that's the same thing at all.
- pvg 5y agoI think it shows quite clearly that your theory that Information Retrieval nerds just got confused/misapplied a particular kind of book index is inaccurate and that IR nerds have been around for longer than one might think.