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Information Processing and Management, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1, 1978
- Jean Tague, Jason Farradane:
Estimation and reliability of retrieval effectiveness measures. 1-16 - William E. McGrath:
Relationships between hard/soft, pure/applied, and life/nonlife disciplines and subject book use in a university library. 17-28 - Gerard Salton, R. K. Waldstein:
Term relevance weights in on-line information retrieval. 29-35 - Alina Vickery:
The clash of interests in computer information services. 37-43
Volume 14, Number 2, 1978
- Gautam Kar, Lee J. White:
A distance measure for automatic document classification by sequential analysis. 57-69 - Robert M. Mason, Peter G. Sassone:
A lower bound cost benefit model for information services. 71-83 - John C. Pierce:
Back-of-book subject indexing with APL: Automated indexing for those without computer background. 85-91 - Nancy L. Geller:
On the citation influence methodology of Pinski and Narin. 93-95 - Thiruvengadam Radhakrishnan:
Selection of prefix and postfix word fragments for data compression. 97-106 - C. I. Barnes, L. Costantini, S. Perschke:
Automatic indexing using the SLC-II system. 107-119 - N. K. Kwak, Lawrence Jones:
An application of pert to R & D scheduling. 121-131
Volume 14, Number 3-4, 1978
- Heinz A. Waldner:
Documentation activities of the United Nations library at Geneva. 135-140 - Jean Meyriat:
Needs and opportunities for European cooperation in the field of social science information and documentation. 141-143 - M. P. Gapotchka:
Cooperation of the academies of sciences of socialist countries on information and documentation in the social sciences. 145-148 - M. Biebl, L. Strebl:
Documentation and information in the social sciences in Austria. 149-154 - Philippe Laurent:
Information and documentation in the social sciences: A brief description of the Belgian situation. 155-159 - S. Gabrovska:
The system of scientific information on social sciences in the People's Republic of Bulgaria. 161-173 - J. J. Loubser:
Information and documentation in the social sciences in Canada. 175-177 - Jirí Zahradil:
Information activities in the field of social sciences in Czechoslovakia. 179-185 - Mogens Dahl, Thorkild Davidson, Per Nielsen:
Information on activities in Denmark in the field of social science information and documentation. 187-193 - E. Mochmann, H. Stegemann, Otto Karl Volk:
Documentation and information in the social sciences in the Federal Republic of Germany. 195-209 - Oili Kokkonen:
Information and documentation on the social sciences in Finland. 211-216 - R. Brunet:
Information and documentation in the social sciences in France. 217-225 - Helmut Frommknecht, Ernst Wirkner:
The development level of the system of information and documentation on social sciences in the GDR in 1977. 227-233 - György Rízsa:
Information and documentation on social sciences in Hungary: An outline. 235-241 - P. Bisogno:
Some observations about information and documentation in the social sciences in Italy. 243-245 - H. P. Hogeweg-de Haart:
Documentation and information in the social sciences in the Netherlands. 247-253 - Kirsti Thesen Saelen, Bjørn Henrichsen:
National documentation and information activities in the social sciences in Norway. 255-259 - Ryszard Chelinski, Jan Lenart, Bronislaw Lugowsk:
Information and documentation on social sciences in the Polish People's Republic. 261-266 - Mircea Ioanid:
Information and documentation in the social sciences in the Socialist Republic of Romania. 267-273 - Isidre Canals:
Information and documentation for the social sciences in Spain. 275-283 - Gunnel Bohman:
Information and documentation in social sciences in Sweden : The library of Parliament. 285-291 - Max Boesch, Marius Hammer:
Social science documentation in Switzerland. 293-294 - Alan MacGregor:
The UK pattern of information and documentation in the social sciences. 295-299 - V. A. Vinogradov:
Information service for the social sciences in the U.S.S.R., . 301-310 - Vladan Pantic:
The system of social science information in Yugoslavia. 311-313
Volume 14, Number 5, 1978
- Cognitive information science. 320-328
- Theory of computation. 328-334
- Theory of systems. 334-337
- Programming management. 338-339
- Software and computer languages. 339-340
- Studies in operating systems. 340-341
- Computer systems and networks. 341-342
- Medical information systems. 342-344
- Information systems for education. 349-355
- The discipline of information and computer science. 356-357
- On research in information and computer science. 357-359
- On education in information and computer science. 359-361
Volume 14, Number 6, 1978
- R. Kent Jones:
Language universalization for improved information management : The necessity for esperanto. 363-368 - George N. Arnovick, Larry G. Gee:
Design and evaluation of information systems. 369-380 - Charles R. McClure:
The information rich employee and information for decision making: Review and comments. 381-394 - Mary J. Culnan:
An analysis of the information usage patterns of academics and practitioners in the computer field: A citation analysis of a national conference proceedings. 395-404 - Gerhard H. R. Reisig:
Information-system structure by communication-technology concepts: A cybernetic model approach. 405-417 - Michael D. Cooper:
Charging users for library service. 419-427 - David J. Proctor, Alan Robson, Margaret A. Veal, J. Howard Petrie, William G. Town:
Development of an exchange format for the European Environmental Chemical Data and Information Network (ECDIN). 429-443 - Charles L. Bernier:
Reading overload and cogency. 445-452 - Lucy A. Tedd, E. Michael Keen:
Methods of teaching on-line bibliographic searching: Experience at the College of Librarianship Wales. 453-463 - Augustin Merta, Rudolf Vlasák:
Problems and roles of magnetic tapes services within the concept of national automized information networks of scientific technical information. 465-467 - Timothy C. Craven:
Linked phrase indexing. 469-476 - Harold Borko:
Teaching on-line retrieval systems at the University of California, Los Angeles. 477-480
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