Information Processing and Management, Volume 19

Volume 19, Number 1, 1983

• A. F. Harding, Michael F. Lynch, Peter Willett:
  Document Retrieval Using a Serial Bit String Search. 1-8
  
• Michael D. Cooper:
  The structure and future of the information economy. 9-26
  
• Martin Dillon, John Ulmschneider, James Desper:
  A prevalence formula for automatic relevance feedback in Boolean systems. 27-36
  
• Larry E. Stanfel:
  Applications of clustering to information system design. 37-50
  
• Pirkko Pietiläinen:
  Local feedback and intelligent automatic query expansion. 51-58
  

Volume 19, Number 2, 1983

• Russ Tremain, Michael D. Cooper:
  A parser for on-line search system evaluation. 65-75
  
• Patricia Chapman, Peter L. Noerr:
  Blaise CORTEX: A microprocessor system for libraries. 77-81
  
• Pankaj Goyal:
  The maximum entropy approach to record abbreviation for optimal record control. 83-85
  
• E. J. Yannakoudakis, D. Fawthrop:
  The rules of spelling errors. 87-99
  
• E. J. Yannakoudakis, D. Fawthrop:
  An intelligent spelling error corrector. 101-108
  

Volume 19, Number 3, 1983

• Kathleen Garland:
  An experiment in automatic hierarchical document classification. 113-120
  
• Michel J. Menou:
  Cultural barriers to the international transfer of information. 121-129
  
• Justine Roberts:
  Matching MARC to a picture collection: Development of a computer format for medical illustrations. 131-139
  
• Jerzy J. Solak:
  Comparative document evaluation as a feedback in on-line information retrieval. 141-149
  
• C. D. Hurt:
  A comparison of a bibliometric approach and an historical approach to the identification of important literature. 151-157
  
• Czeslaw Danilowicz:
  Relative indexing on the basis of users' profiles. 159-163
  
• A. Neil Yerkey:
  A preserved context indexing system for microcomputers: PERMDEX. 165-171
  
• Robert M. Hayes, Harold Borko:
  Mathematical models of information system use. 173-186
  

Volume 19, Number 4, 1983

• William B. Lacy, Lawrence Busch:
  Informal scientific communication in the agricultural sciences. 193-202
  
• Harold Borko:
  Information and knowledge worker productivity. 203-212
  
• S. M. Dhawan, A. Neil Yerkey:
  Trends in subject heading assignment in cataloging records during 1974-1978. 213-222
  
• Camilla Schwind:
  Semantic trees for natural language representation. 223-235
  
• Michael K. Buckland:
  Relatedness, relevance and responsiveness in retrieval systems. 237-241
  
• David R. Morehead, William B. Rouse:
  Human-computer interaction in information seeking tasks. 243-253
  
• Richard C. Angell, George E. Freund, Peter Willett:
  Automatic Spelling Correction Using a Trigram Similarity Measure. 255-261
  

Volume 19, Number 5, 1983

• Richard L. Derr:
  A conceptual analysis of information need. 273-278
  
• Reginald P. Coady:
  Testing for markov-chain properties in the circulation of science monographs. 279-284
  
• David Y. Hu:
  Computer processing of Chinese library materials in Taiwan. 285-293
  
• Arumalla V. Reddi:
  Modelling and analysis of display terminal at a finite user resource sharing node in distributed computer systems. 295-306
  
• K. S. Chudamani, R. Shalini:
  Journal acquisition--cost effectiveness of models. 307-311
  
• John M. Weiner:
  Text analysis and basic concept structures. 313-319
  
• Yu Jinfeng, Xiao Zhongyi:
  Chinese in the computer: efficiency in input and the role of nested element analysis. 321-340
  

Volume 19, Number 6, 1983

• Arumalla V. Reddi:
  Computer terminal memory performance in a resource sharing distributed supercomputing environment. 349-359
  
• John O'Connor:
  Biomedical citing statements: Computer recognition and use to aid full-text retrieval. 361-368
  
• Richard L. Derr:
  Linguistic meaning and language comprehension. 369-380
  
• Hanna Grzelak, Kazimierz Kowalski:
  Automatic construction of information queries. 381-389
  
• Robert W. Stephenson, Matilde K. Stephenson:
  Design requirements for decision support systems for RDT&E. 391-397