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Volume 31, Number 1, January/February 1995

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    Hans-Peter Frei, D. Stieger:
    The Use of Semantic Links in Hypertext Information Retrieval. 1-13
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    Raya Fidel, Efthimis N. Efthimiadis:
    Terminological Knowledge Structure for Intermediary Expert Systems. 15-27
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    Robert G. Sumner Jr.:
    Utilizing the Age of References to Control the Exhaustivity of the Reference Representation in Information Retrieval. 29-45
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    Heng-Li Yang:
    Information/Knowledge Acquisition Methods for Decision Support Systems and Expert Systems. 47-58
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    Heeseok Lee:
    Justifying Database Normalization: A Cost/Benefit Model. 59-67
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    Wolfgang Glänzel, András Schubert:
    Predictive Aspects of a Stochastic Model for Citation Processes. 69-80
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    Anany Levitin, Thomas C. Redman:
    Quality Dimensions of a Conceptual View. 81-88
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    Donald L. Day, Marta Dosa, Corinne Jörgensen:
    The Transfer of Research Information within and by Multicultural Teams. 89-100
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    Aphrodite Tsalgatidou, Constantine Halatsis, Myra Spiliopoulou, Michael Hatzopoulos:
    A Multimedia Title Development Environment (MTDE). 101-112
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    Esen A. Ozkarahan:
    Multimedia Document Retrieval. 113-131
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    P. H. Fang, John M. Fang:
    A Modification of Lotka's Function for Scientific Productivity. 133-137

Volume 31, Number 2, March/April 1995

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    Amanda Spink:
    Term Relevance Feedback and Mediated Database Searching: Implications for Information Retrieval Practice and Systems Design. 161-171
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    Mirja Iivonen:
    Consistency in the Selection of Search Concepts and Search Terms. 173-190
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    Katriina Byström, Kalervo Järvelin:
    Task Complexity Affects Information Seeking and Use. 191-213
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    Timo Niemi, Kalervo Järvelin:
    A Straightforward NF² Relational Interface with Applications in Information Retrieval. 215-231
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    R. Bingi, Deepak Khazanchi, Surya B. Yadav:
    A Framework for the Comparative Analysis and Evaluation of Knowledge Representation Schemes. 233-247

Volume 31, Number 3, May/June 1995

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    Donna Harman:
    The Second Text Retrieval Conference (TREC-2). 269-270
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    Donna Harman:
    Overview of the Second Text Retrieval Conference (TREC-2). 271-289
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    Karen Sparck Jones:
    Reflections on TREC. 291-314
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    Chris Buckley, James Allan, Gerard Salton:
    Automatic Routing and Retrieval Using Smart: TREC-2. 315-326
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    James P. Callan, W. Bruce Croft, John Broglio:
    TREC and Tipster Experiments with Inquery. 327-343
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    Stephen E. Robertson, Steve Walker, Micheline Hancock-Beaulieu:
    Large Test Collection Experiments on an Operational, Interactive System: Okapi at TREC. 345-360
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    Justin Zobel, Alistair Moffat, Ross Wilkinson, Ron Sacks-Davis:
    Efficient Retrieval of Partial Documents. 361-377
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    Matt Mettler, F. Nordby:
    TREC Routing Experiments with the TRW/Paracel Fast Data Finder. 379-384
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    David A. Evans, Robert G. Lefferts:
    Clarit-TREC Experiments. 385-395
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    Tomek Strzalkowski:
    Natural Language Information Retrieval. 397-417
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    William R. Caid, Susan T. Dumais, Stephen I. Gallant:
    Learned Vector-Space Models for Document Retrieval. 419-429
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    Nicholas J. Belkin, Paul B. Kantor, Edward A. Fox, Joseph A. Shaw:
    Combining the Evidence of Multiple Query Representations for Information Retrieval. 431-448

Volume 31, Number 4, July 1995

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    Michel J. Menou:
    The Impact of Information - I. Toward a Research Agenda for its Definition and Measurement. 455-477
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    Michel J. Menou:
    The Impact of Information - II. Concepts of Information and Its Value. 479-490
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    William M. Shaw Jr.:
    Termrelevance Computations and Perfect Retrieval Performance. 491-498
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    Haiqi Zhang:
    A Bibliometric Study on Articles of Medical Librarianship. 499-510
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    Leo Egghe, Ronald Rousseau:
    Sensitivity Aspects of Inequality Measures. 511-523
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    Bolanle A. Olaniran:
    Perceived Communication Outcomes in Computer-Mediated Mommunication: An Analysis of Three Systems among new Users. 525-541
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    John A. A. Sillince:
    A Stochastic Model of Information Value. 543-554
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    Robert M. Losee:
    Determining Information Retrieval and Filtering Performance without Experimentation. 555-572
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    A. V. Gupte, Ophir Frieder:
    Compression within a Context-Sensitive Commercial Random Access Domain: An Industrial Case Study. 573-591
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    Fotis Kokkoras, Ioannis P. Vlahavas:
    Comfresh: A Common Framework for Expert Systems and Hypertext. 593-604
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    Efthimis N. Efthimiadis:
    User Choices: A new Yardstick for the Evaluation of Ranking Algorithms for Interactive Query Expansion. 605-620

Volume 31, Number 5, September 1995

Special Issue: Summarizing Text

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    Karen Sparck Jones, Brigitte Endres-Niggemeyer:
    Automatic Summarizing. 625-630
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    Brigitte Endres-Niggemeyer, E. Maier, Alexander Sigel:
    How to Implement a Naturalistic Model of Abstracting: Four Core Working Steps of an Expert Abstractor. 631-674
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  R. Brandow, K. Mitze, Lisa F. Rau:
  Automatic Condensation of Electronic Publications by Sentence Selection. 675-685
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    Fabio Ciravegna:
    Understanding Messages in a Diagnostic Domain. 687-701
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    Kathleen R. McKeown, Jacques Robin, Karen Kukich:
    Generating Concise Natural Language Summaries. 703-733
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    Mark T. Maybury:
    Generating Summaries from Event Data. 735-751
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    John A. Bateman, Elke Teich:
    Selective Information Presentation in an Integrated Publication System: An Application of Genre-Driven Text Generation. 753-767
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    Ines-A. Busch-Lauer:
    Abstracts in German Medical Journals: A Linguistic Analysis. 769-776
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    Annely Rothkegel:
    Abstracting from the Perspective of Text Production. 777-784

Volume 31, Number 6, November 1995

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    Edwin M. Cortez, Sang-Chan Park, Seonghee Kim:
    The Hybrid Application of an Inductive Learning Method and a Neural Network for Intelligent Information Retrieval. 789-813
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    Dik Lun Lee:
    Massive Parallelism on the Hybrid Text-Retrieval Machine. 815-830
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    Howard R. Turtle, James Flood:
    Query Evaluation: Strategies and Optimizations. 831-850
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    Neil C. Rowe, Kari Laitinen:
    Semiautomatic Disabbreviation of Technical Text. 851-857
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    Diane H. Sonnenwald:
    Contested Collaboration: A Descriptive Model of Intergroup Communication in Information System Design. 859-877
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    Guisseppi A. Forgionne, Rajiv Kohli:
    Integrated MSS Effects: An Empirical Health Care Investigation. 879-896
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    Blaise Cronin:
    Opinion Paper: Education Issues - Cutting the Gordian Knot. 897-902

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