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Information Processing and Management, Volume 12
Volume 12, Number 1, 1976
- W. E. McAlpine:
An information processing constraints approach to the conjunction of macroeconomic and macropolitical theory. 1-17 - S. Krishnan, E. V. Krishnamurthy:
Compact grammer for algorithmic Wiswesser notation using morgan name. 19-34 - E. T. Lee:
Shape-oriented storage and retrieval of geometric figures and chromosome images. 35-41 - Gerard Salton, Anita Wong, Clement T. Yu:
Automatic indexing using term discrimination and term precision measurements. 43-51 - Pranas Zunde, John M. Gehl:
Fire-relevant literature and its availability. 53-61 - Susanne M. Humphrey:
Searching the MEDLARS citation file on-line using elhill and stairs: An updated comparison. 63-70 - Milos Pacak, Arnold W. Pratt, William C. White:
Automated morphosyntactic analysis of medical language. 71-76 - William M. Shaw Jr.:
Library-user interface: A simulation of the circulation subsystem. 77-91
Volume 12, Number 2, 1976
- Renata Tagliacozzo:
Levels of technicality in scientific communication. 95-110 - Abraham Bookstein, Gary Fouty:
A mathematical model for estimating the effectiveness of bigram coding. 111-116 - Nancy Van De Water, Neil Surprenant, B. K. L. Genova, Pauline Atherton:
Research in information science: An assessment. 117-123 - Jillian Boreham, Bryan Niblett:
Classification of legal texts by computer. 125-132 - G. Guiho:
Data compression producing structures - Discoveries. 133-139 - Audrey N. Grosch:
Serial arrival prediction coding : A serial predictive model for use by system designers. 141-146 - Stephan Braun, Camilla Schwind:
Automatic, semantics-based indexing of natural language texts for information retrieval systems. 147-153
Volume 12, Number 3, 1976
- William M. Shaw Jr.:
Loan period distribution in academic libraries. 157-159 - G. Goedeme, P. Goossens, F. Heymans:
The Belgian union catalogue of periodicals. 161-164 - William D. Garvey, S. D. Gottfredson:
Changing the system: Innovations in the interactive social system of scientific communication. 165-176 - Valiollah Tahani:
A fuzzy model of document retrieval systems. 177-187 - Linda C. Smith:
Artificial intelligence in information retrieval systems. 189-222
Volume 12, Number 4, 1976
- John C. Olney, Van Lam, Bradley Yearwood:
A new technique for detecting patterns of term usage in text corpora. 235-250 - A. Gralewska-Vickery:
Communication and information needs of earth science engineers. 251-282 - Ernst J. Schuegraf, H. S. Heaps:
Query processing in a retrospective document retrieval system that uses word fragments as language elements. 283-292
Volume 12, Number 5, 1976
- Gabriel Pinski, Francis Narin:
Citation influence for journal aggregates of scientific publications: Theory, with application to the literature of physics. 297-312 - Tadeusz Radecki:
Mathematical model of information retrieval system based on the concept of Fuzzy thesaurus. 313-318 - Tadeusz Radecki:
New approach to the problem of information system effectiveness evaluation. 319-326 - W. Bruce Croft, C. J. van Rijsbergen:
An evaluation of Goffman's indirect retrieval method. 327-331 - W. G. Hoyle:
Error detection in mechanized classification systems. 333-337
Volume 12, Number 6, 1976
- Robert Funk:
Investigation of the working process in central university libraries. 345-350 - Paul H. Klingbiel, Catherine C. Rinker:
Evaluation of machine-aided indexing. 351-366 - William S. Cooper:
The paradoxical role 0f unexamined documents in the evaluation of retrieval effectiveness. 367-375 - Ernst J. Schuegraf:
Compression of large inverted files with hyperbolic term distribution. 377-384
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