Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, Volume 15

Volume 15, Number 1, February 1975

• Herman Skolnik:
  Editorial - Annual Report for 1974. 2
  
• Martha E. Williams:
  Overview of the NAS/NRC Conference on Large Data Bases. 3-5
  
• Richard H. Giering:
  Search Strategies and User Interface. 6-11
  
• M. J. Orceyre:
  Data Security. 11-14
  
• David Lefkovitz:
  The Large Data Base File Structure Dilemma. 14-19
  
• John G. Fletcher:
  Large Data Base at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. 19-22
  
• Peter Alsberg:
  The Management of a Large Data Base in IRIS. 23
  
• Donald J. Hummel:
  A Comparative Report on an On-Line Retrieval Service Employing Two Distinct Software Systems. 24-27
  
• Herman Skolnik, John C. Snyder:
  Input/Output Considerations for Large Data Bases. 28-31
  
• Donald F. Rule:
  Character Sets. 31-32
  
• H. S. Heaps:
  Data Compression of Large Document Data Bases. 32-39
  
• R. K. Summit:
  Lockheed Experience in Processing Large-Data Bases for Its Commercial Information Retrieval Service. 40-42
  
• M. A. Huffenberger, Ronald L. Wigington:
  Chemical Abstracts Service Approach to Management of Large Data Bases. 43-47
  
• Carlos A. Cuadra:
  SDC Experiences wtih Large Data Bases. 48-51
  
• Robert Fugmann, Herbert Nickelsen, Ingeborg Nickelsen, Jakob Hermann Winter:
  TOSAR-A System for the Structural Formula-Like Representation of Concept Connections in Chemical Publications. 52-55
  
• George W. Adamson, Judith A. Bush:
  A Comparison of the Performance of Some Similarity and Dissimilarity Measures in the Automatic Classification of Chemical Structures. 55-58
  

Volume 15, Number 2, May 1975

• Herman Skolnik:
  Editorial - A National Library Network. 66
  
• James E. Blackwood, Patton M. Giles Jr.:
  Chemicisl Abstracts Stereochemical Nomenclature of Organic Substances in the Ninth Collective Period (1972-1976). 67-72
  
• William Fisanick, L. D. Mitchell, J. A. Scott, Gerald G. Vander Stouw:
  Substructure Searching of Computer-Readable Chemical Abstracts Service Ninth Collective Index Chemical Nomenclature Files. 73-84
  
• R. David Nelson, W. E. Hensel, D. N. Baron, A. J. Beach:
  Computer Editing of General Subject Heading Data for Chemical Abstracts Volume Indexes. 85-94
  
• John L. Schultz:
  Polymer Nomenclature, Classification, and Retrieval in the Du Pont Central Report Index. 94-100
  
• Mary Zurbach Balent, Jane M. Emberger:
  A Unique Chemical Fragmentation System for Indexing Patent Literature. 100-104
  
• Milan Randic:
  On Unique Numbering of Atoms and Unique Codes for Molecular Graphs. 105-108
  
• Stephen J. Tauber, Arthur W. Elias, John H. Schneider:
  Production of a Comprehensive Research Directory from Multiple Secondary Sources. 109-115
  
• Thomas L. Isenhour, W. S. Woodward, Stephen R. Lowry:
  A Rapid Generalized Minicomputer Text Search System Incorporating Algebraic Entry of Boolean Strategies. 115-119
  
• James R. Koskinen, Bruce R. Kowalski:
  Interactive Pattern Recognition in the Chemical Laboratory. 119-123
  
• Raymond E. Carhart, Dennis H. Smith, Harold Brown, Natesa S. Sridharan:
  Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Chemical Inference. XVI. Computer Generation of Vertex-Graphs and Ring Systems. 124-130
  

Volume 15, Number 3, August 1975

• Herman Skolnik:
  Editorial - A Look at Philosophers Looking at Technology. 136
  
• William Spindel, Martin A. Paul:
  Planning the Proposed National Resource for Computation in Chemistry. 137-139
  
• W. Todd Wipke, Thomas M. Dyott:
  Use of Ring Assemblies in Ring Perception Algorithm. 140-147
  
• Alfred Feldman, Louis Hodes:
  An Efficient Design for Chemical Structure Searching. I. The Screens. 147-152
  
• Eugene Garfield:
  Citation Analysis, Mechanical Translation of Chemical Nomenclature, and the Macrostructure of Science. 153-155
  
• G. Pragier, J. Ronayne:
  A Criticism of the Use of Citation Analysis in Studying the Science-Technology Relationship. 155-157
  
• Joseph F. Caponio, Leila Moran:
  CAIN: A Computerized Literature System for the Agricultural Sciences. 158-161
  
• Jay S. Buckley Jr.:
  Planning for Effective Use of On-Line Systems. 161-164
  
• C. H. O'Donohue:
  Introduction. Symposium on User Reactions to CAS Data and Bibliographic Services. 165
  
• Jean S. Peterson:
  Replacement of an In-House Current Awareness Bulletin by Chemical Abstracts Section Groupings. 169-172
  
• C. J. Michaels:
  Searching CA Condensates On-Line vs. the CA Keyword Indexes. 172-173
  
• Robert E. Buntrock:
  Searching Chemical Abstracts vs. CA Condensates. 174-176
  
• Barbara G. Prewitt:
  Searching the Chemical Abstracts Condensates Data Base via Two On-Line Systems. 177-183
  
• Daniel U. Wilde:
  Computerized Chemical Information Retrieval Techniques. 183-185
  
• Russell J. Rowlett Jr.:
  Symposium on User Reactions to CAS Data and Bibliographic Services. Concluding Remarks. 186-189
  
• Charles L. Bernier:
  Terse Literatures. II. Ultraterse Literatures. 189-192
  

Volume 15, Number 4, November 1975

• Herman Skolnik:
  Editorial - The Changing Nature of Chemical Information Science. 200
  
• Bruce R. Kowalski:
  Chemometrics: Views and Propositions. 201-203
  
• Dennis H. Smith:
  The Scope of Structural Isomerism. 203-207
  
• Hugh B. Woodruff, Stephen R. Lowry, Thomas L. Isenhour:
  A Text Search System Using Boolean Strategies for the Identification of Infrared Spectra. 207-212
  
• Stephen R. Lowry, Thomas L. Isenhour:
  A Feature Selection Technique for Binary Infrared Spectra. 212-215
  
• George W. Adamson, David Bawden:
  A Method of Structure-Activity Correlation Using Wiswesser Line Notation. 215-220
  
• Jose Villarreal Jr., Edgar F. Meyer Jr., Roger E. Elliott, Carl Morimoto:
  CRYSRC: A Generalized Chemical Information System Applied to a Structural Data File. 220-225
  
• Joseph J. Pollock, Antonio Zamora:
  Automatic Abstracting Research at Chemical Abstracts Service. 226-232
  
• Gerald G. Vander Stouw:
  Computer Programs for Editing and Validation of Chemical Names. 232-236
  
• Donald A. Windsor:
  Developing Drug Literatures. 1. Bibliometrics of Baclofen and Dantrolene Sodium. 237-241
  
• A. Ben Wagner, M. Carl Drott:
  Specialized Reference Works and Their Users. A Preliminary Study. 242-245
  
• A. L. Horvath:
  Reference Literature to the Critical Properties of Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions. 245-247
  
• Doris B. Marshall:
  A Survey of the Use of On-Line Computer-Based Scientific Search Services by Academic Libraries. 247-249
  
• Walter Lippert:
  Comparative Evaluation of Facts. The Significance of the Gmelin Handbook in Modern Science Documentation. 249-251