Information Processing and Management, Volume 25 (original) (raw)

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Volume 25, Number 1, 1989

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    Edward A. Fox:
    Research and development of information retrieval models and their application. 1-5
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    F. N. Teskey:
    User models and world models for data, information, and knowledge. 7-14
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    Steven C. Cater, Donald H. Kraft:
    A generalization and clarification of the waller-kraft wish list. 15-25
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    Caroline M. Eastman:
    Handling incrementally specified boolean queries: A comparison of inverted and signature file organizations. 27-38
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    S. K. Michael Wong, Yiyu Yao:
    A probability distribution model for information retrieval. 39-53
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    Norbert Fuhr:
    Models for retrieval with probabilistic indexing. 55-72
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    Susanne M. Humphrey:
    MedIndEx system: medical indexing expert system. 73-88
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    Marie-France Bruandet:
    Outline of a knowledge-base model for an intelligent information retrieval system. 89-115

Volume 25, Number 2, 1989

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    Lesley Trenner:
    A comparative survey of the friendliness of online "help" in interactive information retrieval systems. 119-136
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    Mark T. Maybury:
    GENNY: a knowledge-based text generation system. 137-150
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    Timo Raita, Jukka Teuhola:
    Predictive encoding in text compression. 151-160
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    Lorraine K. D. Cooper, Alan L. Tharp:
    Inverted signature trees and text searching on CD-ROMs. 161-169
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    Alan P. Parkes:
    The prototype cloris system: Describing, retrieving and discussing videodisc stills and sequence. 171-186
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    Stuart Weibel, Michael Oskins, Diane Vizine-Goetz:
    Automated title page cataloging: A feasibility study. 187-203
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    Patrick Doreian:
    On the ranking of psychological journals. 205-214

Volume 25, Number 3, 1989

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    Ravi Sharma:
    A generic machine for parallel information retrieval. 223-235
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    Christine L. Borgman:
    All users of information retrieval systems are not created equal: An exploration into individual differences. 237-251
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    Susan Gauch, John B. Smith:
    An expert system for searching in full-text. 253-263
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    Ulrich Güntzer, Gerald Jüttner, Gerhard Seegmüller, Frank Sarre:
    Automatic thesaurus construction by machine learning from retrieval sessions. 265-273
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    Fazli Can, Esen A. Ozkarahan:
    Dynamic cluster maintenance. 275-291
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    Mostafa A. Bassiouni, Amar Mukherjee, N. Ranganathan:
    Enhancing arithmetic and tree-based coding. 293-305
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    Charles V. Packer:
    Applying row-column permutation to matrix representations of large citation networks. 307-314
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    Lieve Hamers, Yves Hemeryck, Guido Herweyers, Marc Janssen, Hans Keters, Ronald Rousseau, André Vanhoutte:
    Similarity measures in scientometric research: The Jaccard index versus Salton's cosine formula. 315-318
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    Jadranka Svarc, Alfred Svarc:
    Application of the Cobb-Douglas model to the use of information resources by industry in Croatia, Yugoslavia. 319-331

Volume 25, Number 4, 1989

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    Tefko Saracevic:
    Change in IP&M format: the style of the American Psychological Association (APA) wins. 345
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    Padmini Srinivasan:
    Intelligent information retrieval using rough set approximations. 347-361
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    Peter Schäuble:
    Improving the effectiveness of retrieval systems by information structures. 363-376
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    Jean Tague, Ryan Schultz:
    Evaluation of the user interface in an information retrieval system: A model. 377-389
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    B. F. Peters, George Philip, F. J. Smith, Danny Crookes:
    Online searching using speech as a man/machine interface. 391-406
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    Carolyn L. Foss:
    Tools for reading and browsing hypertext. 407-418
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    Lisa F. Rau, Paul S. Jacobs, Uri Zernik:
    Information extraction and text summarization using linguistic knowledge acquisition. 419-428
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    Susan Bonzi, Elizabeth D. Liddy:
    The use of anaphoric resolution for document description in information retrieval. 429-441
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    Moshe Telem:
    Managing information growth and integration in small organizations. 443-452

Volume 25, Number 5, 1989

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    Abraham Bookstein:
    Set-oriented retrieval. 465-475
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    Jian-Yun Nie:
    An information retrieval model based on modal logic. 477-491
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    Norbert Fuhr, Hubert Hüther:
    Optimum probability estimation from empirical distributions. 493-507
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    Hilary D. Burton:
    The Livermore intelligent gateway: An integrated information processing environment. 509-514
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    Hideki NishimotoShoji Ura:
    Complex view support for a library database system. 515-525
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    Ye-Sho Chen:
    Analysis of Lotka's law: The Simon-Yule approach. 527-544
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    D. N. J. Mostert, Jan H. P. Eloff, Sebastiaan H. von Solms:
    A methodology for measuring user satisfaction. 545-556
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    Ravinder Nath:
    Are frequent computer users more satisfied? 557-562
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    Matthew J. Liberatore, George J. Titus, Michael W. Varano, Paul W. Dixon:
    An experimental investigation of the effects of some information system design variables on performance, preference, and learning. 563-577
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    J. Christopher Westland:
    A net benefits approach to measuring retrieval performance. 579-581
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    Roberto Refinetti:
    Information processing as a central issue in philosophy of science. 583-584

Volume 25, Number 6, 1989

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    W. Bruce Croft, T. J. Lucia, Janey K. Cringean, Peter Willett:
    Retrieving documents by plausible inference: An experimental study. 599-614
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    Marion Créhange, Odile Foucaut, Gilles Halin, Noureddine Mouaddib, J. F. Foucaut:
    Semantics of user interface for image retrieval: Possibility theory and learning techniques. 615-627
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    Michael D. Gordon, James P. Fry:
    Novel applications of information retrieval to the storage and management of computer models. 629-646
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    Fathi Debili, Christian Fluhr, Pierre Radasoa:
    About reformulation in full-text IRS. 647-657
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    Fred Damerau, Eric Mays:
    An examination of undetected typing errors. 659-664
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    Karen E. Lochbaum, Lynn A. Streeter:
    Comparing and combining the effectiveness of latent semantic indexing and the ordinary vector space model for information retrieval. 665-676
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    Lorna K. Rees-Potter:
    Dynamic thesaural systems: A bibliometric study of terminological and conceptual change in sociology and economics with application to the design of dynamic thesaural systems. 677-689
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    Bogdan Trawinski:
    A methodology for writing problem structured abstracts. 693-702
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    Keith G. Jeffery, Judy O. Lay, Jean-Francois Miquel, Samir Zardan, Fulvio Naldi, Ilaria Vannini Parenti:
    Ideas: A system for international data exchange and access for science. 703-711
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    Ljerka Zmaic, Sinisa Mariicc, Vladimir Simeon:
    Visibility of peripheral journals through the science citation index. 713-719
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    Ronald Rousseau:
    Constraint propagation applied to citation analysis: An example. 721-725
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    Jamshid Beheshti:
    A cross-sectional study of the use of library books by undergraduate students. 727-735
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    Jamshid Beheshti:
    A longitudinal study of the use of library books by undergraduate students. 737-744

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