Information Storage and Retrieval, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, May 1970

• Second international conference on mechanized information storage and retrieval systems. 1-3
  
• Harold Borko:
  Experiments in book indexing by computer. 5-16
  
• H. F. Dammers:
  Computer use in information and data handling: An appraisal of its economic aspects. 17-28
  
• Gerard Salton:
  Evaluation problems in interactive information retrieval. 29-44
  
• Augustin Merta:
  Problems of creating the national mechanized information system in Czechoslovakia. 45-52
  
• D. G. Rowlands:
  The unilever research SDI system. 53-71
  
• A. K. Kent:
  Performance and cost of "free-text" search systems. 73-77
  
• Janet E. Armitage, Michael F. Lynch, J. Howard Petrie, Mario Belton:
  Experimental use of a program for computer-aided subject-index production. 79-87
  

Volume 6, Number 2, June 1970

• W. Holst:
  A user-oriented information system, operational on a regional basis within the Scandinavian countries. 101-125
  
• B. C. Brookes:
  The design of cost-effective hierarchical information systems. 127-136
  
• H. S. Heaps, Larry H. Thiel:
  Optimum procedures for economic information retrieval. 137-153
  
• Vivian S. Sessions:
  The cost and costing of information storage and retrieval. 155-170
  
• F. Robinson:
  A computer based retrieval system using a reactive thesaurus. 171-177
  
• G. K. Thompson:
  Some cost estimates for bibliographical searching in a large-scale social sciences information system. 179-186
  
• David M. Jackson:
  The construction of retrieval environments and pseudo-classifications based on external relevance. 187-219
  
• Harvey Marron:
  Information network development : Cost data for the operation of a decentralized information network: Educational resources information center. 221-227
  
• Robert Lee Chartrand:
  Computer technology and the congress. 229-240
  
• Dennie Van Tassel:
  Cryptographic techniques for computers: Substitution methods. 241-249
  

Volume 6, Number 3, July 1970

• Donald W. King, E. C. Bryant:
  A diagnostic model for evaluating retrospective search systems. 261-272
  
• Harold R. Robison:
  Computer-detectable semantic structures. 273-288
  
• G. B. F. Niblett, N. H. Price:
  Mechanized searching of acts of parliament. 289-297
  

Volume 6, Number 4, October 1970

• K. Cígler:
  Simulation methods applied in designing an information system. 307-312
  
• Lois L. Earl:
  Experiments in automatic extracting and indexing. 313-330
  
• Claire K. Schultz:
  Cost-effectiveness as a guide in developing indexing rules. 335-340
  
• Loll N. Rolling:
  Compilation of thesauri for use in computer systems. 341-350
  
• Rowena Weiss Swanson:
  The information business is a people business. 351-361
  

Volume 6, Number 5, December 1970

• Renata Tagliacozzo, Manfred Kochen:
  Information-seeking behavior of catalog users. 363-381
  
• Vítczslav Maixner:
  Towards compensation laws in constructing thesauri. 383-385
  
• J. F. Vallee:
  Dirac: An interactive retrieval language with computational interface. 387-399
  
• Rudolf Vlasák:
  Syntagmatic solution of subject heading. 401-406
  

Volume 6, Number 6, May 1971

• Samuel Schiminovich:
  Automatic classification and retrieval of documents by means of a bibliographic pattern discovery algorithm. 417-435
  
• Marie Königová:
  Mathematical and statistical methods of noise evaluation in a retrieval system. 437-444
  
• Raymond D. Gumb:
  The inapplicability of the dictionary - Encyclopedia distinction to the semantics of natural languages. 445-452
  
• Fred Blum:
  Two machine indexing projects at the Catholic University of America. 453-463