Information Processing and Management, Volume 20

Volume 20, Number 1-2, 1984

• Henry C. Bourne Jr., Clarence Giese:
  Symposium opening addresses. 3-4
  
• Pranas Zunde:
  Empirical laws and theories of information and software sciences. 5-18
  
• M. M. Lehman:
  Program evolution. 19-36
  
• Bertram C. Brookes:
  Ranking techniques and the empirical log law. 37-46
  
• M. H. Heine:
  Sign detection theory and its applications. 47-61
  
• Bernard P. Zeigler, Roy Rada:
  Abstraction in methodology: A framework for computer support. 63-79
  
• B. Curtis, Ira R. Forman, R. Brooks, Elliot Soloway, Kate Ehrlich:
  Psychological perspectives for software science. 81-96
  
• Elaine Kant, Allen Newell:
  Problem solving techniques for the design of algorithms. 97-118
  
• John S. Davis:
  Chunks: A basis for complexity measurement. 119-127
  
• William B. Rouse, Sandra H. Rouse:
  Human information seeking and design of information systems. 129-138
  
• A. S. Wang, Hubert E. Dunsmore:
  Back-to-front programming effort prediction. 139-149
  
• Saul Gorn:
  Data representation and lexical calculi. 151-174
  
• Jaakko Hintikka:
  Some varieties of information. 175-181
  
• Hubert E. Dunsmore:
  Software metrics: An overview of an evolving methodology. 183-192
  
• Glynn Harmon:
  The measurement of information. 193-198
  
• Curtis R. Cook, William Bregar, David Foote:
  A preliminary investigation of the use of the cloze procedure as a measure of program understanding. 199-208
  
• Bruce J. MacLennan:
  Simple metrics for programming languages. 209-221
  
• Frederick G. Sayward:
  Experimental design methodologies in software science. 223-227
  
• David F. Haas, Donald H. Kraft:
  Experimental and quasi-experimental designs for research in information science. 229-237
  
• Charls Pearson:
  The relation between theory and methodology for designing experiments in information science. 239-241
  
• Werner Koch, I. Mistrik:
  Software models for real-world applicability tests: Extended abstract. 243
  
• D. Davcev:
  Some new observations about software science indicators for estimating software quality. 245-247
  
• Betty J. Andrews:
  Hierarchical progression analysis: A development and verification methodology. 249-260
  
• Harold P. Edmundson:
  Mathematical models of text. 261-268
  
• Marvin V. Zelkowitz:
  Data collection and evaluation for experimental computer science research. 269-276
  
• Dennis M. Volpano, Hubert E. Dunsmore:
  Empirical investigation of COBOL features. 277-291
  
• Stephen M. Thebaut, Vincent Yun Shen:
  An analytic resource model for large-scale software development. 293-315
  
• Robert G. Reynolds, Gerald W. Cichanowski:
  Metrics for the comparison of parallel algorithms and their design methodologies. 317-332
  
• Research directions in empirical foundations of information and software scienc. 333-337
  

Volume 20, Number 3, 1984

• Manfred Kochen:
  Coding for recording and recall of information. 343-354
  
• Isaac Levi:
  Information and ignorance. 355-362
  
• Lotfi A. Zadeh:
  Fuzzy probabilities. 363-372
  
• John C. Baird:
  Information theory and information processing. 373-381
  
• Janos Aczél:
  Measuring information beyond communication theory : Some probably useful and some almost certainly useless generalizations. 383-395
  
• Bruno Forte:
  Entropies with and without probabilities : Applications to questionnaires. 397-405
  
• James L. Dolby:
  Data as information. 407-415
  
• Pranas Zunde:
  Selected bibliography on information theory applications to information science and related subject areas. 417-497
  

Volume 20, Number 4, 1984

• Zygmunt Mazur:
  On a model of distributed information retrieval systems based on thesauri. 499-505
  
• Prabuddha De, William D. Haseman:
  An integrated database design for accounting systems. 507-518
  
• Milan Kunz:
  Information processing in linear vector space. 519-525
  
• Eduardo M. Santaella, Vladimir Slamecka:
  Toward native language software for information management. 527-534
  
• Arumalla V. Reddi:
  Shared memory performance of multi-computer terminals in distributed information systems. 535-545
  
• David Cooper, Michael F. Lynch:
  The use of binary search trees in external distribution sorting. 547-557
  
• K. J. Mchombu:
  Development of library and documentation services in Tanzania: Problems of strategy and tactics. 559-569
  

Volume 20, Number 5-6, 1984

• John M. Weiner, Stephen M. Stowe, Richard C. Honour, George Denman Hammond:
  Assessing scientific performance. 575-582
  
• David R. Morehead, Annelise Mark Pejtersen, William B. Rouse:
  The value of information and computer-aided information seeking: problem formulation and application to fiction retrieval. 583-601
  
• Timothy C. Craven:
  Thesaural relations in a concept-network management system for customizing of permuted index displays. 603-610
  
• Fionn Murtagh:
  Structure of hierarchic clusterings: implications for information retrieval and for multivariate data analysis. 611-617
  
• Zdenek Jonák:
  Automatic indexing of full texts. 619-627
  
• Marilyn M. Levine, Leonard P. Levine:
  Aspects and the overlap function. 629-636
  
• Gerard Salton, Ellen M. Voorhees, Edward A. Fox:
  A comparison of two methods for boolean query relevancy feedback. 637-651