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Volume 38, Number 1, January 1987

Research

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    E. Gelman, H. S. Sichel:
    Library book circulation and the beta-binomial distribution. 4-12
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    Roy Goetschel, William Voxman:
    Optimal clustering in graphs with weighted edges: A unified approach to the threshold problem. 13-20

European Research Letters

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    Alan F. Smeaton:
    Information retrieval research and ESPRIT. 21-22

Brief Communications

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    Ronald R. Yager:
    A note on weighted queries in information retrieval systems. 23-24

Perspectives on ... The Federal Government and Health Information: Patterns, Impact, Expectations

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    Lois F. Lunin, Joseph P. Caponio:
    Introduction and overview. 25-29
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    J. Timothy Sprehe:
    Section I. National policy for health information services. Policy on management of Federal Information Resources. 30-33
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    Donald A. B. Lindberg:
    Section II. Health sciences libraries. National Library of Medicine: The view at 150 years. 34-39
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    Raymond A. Palmer:
    Effect of federal programs on health sciences libraries. 40-47
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    Jean A. Westler:
    Section III. Health information analysis centers, clearinghouses, and other special projects. Federal health information clearinghouses. 48-51
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    Alfred Weissberg, Joseph F. Caponio, Lois F. Lunin:
    The Neurological Information Network. 52-59
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    Daniel R. Masys, Susan Molloy Hubbard:
    Technical information programs of the National Cancer Institute. 60-64
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    Darcia D. Bracken:
    Section IV. NTIS - GPO: Federal information disseminators. The National Technical Information Service: A federal resource for health information and services. 65-67
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    Ralph E. Kennickell Jr.:
    The U.S. Government Printing Office - Marketing and publishing. 68-70
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    Molly A. Wolfe:
    Section V. Public/private information providers. Evolution of contractor-supported health information activities. 71-75

Volume 38, Number 2, March 1987

Editorial

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    Donald H. Kraft:
    The peer review process for the Journal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS). 81-82

Research

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    Gautam Biswas, James C. Bezdek, Marisol Marques, Viswanath Subramanian:
    Knowledge-assisted document retrieval: I. The natural-language interface. 83-96
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    Gautam Biswas, James C. Bezdek, Viswanath Subramanian, Marisol Marques:
    Knowledge-assisted document retrieval: II. The retrieval process. 97-110
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    Richard A. Aló, André de Korvin, Robert M. Kleyle:
    Emergence of a dominant course of action in a general feedback loop when goal uncertainty is present. 111-117
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    Henri Prade, Claudette Testemale:
    Fuzzy relational databases: Representational issues and reduction using similarity measures. 118-126
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    Robert N. Broadus:
    Early approaches to bibliometrics. 127-129

Opinion Papers

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    Diana Woodward:
    Commentary on F.W. Horton's "An Information Bill of Rights". 130-132

Brief Communications

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    Nadia H. Hegazi, Nabil Ali, Ehsan Abed:
    Information content in textual data: Revisited for Arabic text. 133-137
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    Pankaj Goyal:
    Implications of program properties for efficient storage and compilation. 138-141

Letters to the Editor

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    Allan Wittman:
    Regarding erratum. 142

Volume 38, Number 3, May 1987

Editorial

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    Donald H. Kraft:
    Historical notes. 145-146

Historical Notes

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    Allen Kent:
    Perspectives. 147-151
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    Allen Kent:
    Cyril Cleverdon. 152-155

Research

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    Roy Goetschel Jr.:
    Clustering analysis for graphs with multiweighted edges: A unified approach to the threshold problem. 156-161
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    Ian A. Macleod, A. R. Reuber:
    The Array Model: A conceptual modeling approach to document retrieval. 162-170
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    Fazli Can, Esen A. Ozkarahan:
    Computation of term/document discrimination values by use of the cover coefficient concept. 171-183
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    Susanne M. Humphrey, Nancy E. Miller:
    Knowledge-based indexing of the medical literature: The Indexing Aid Project. 184-196
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    Edward T. O'Neill, Martin Dillon, Diane Vizine-Goetz:
    Class dispersion between the Library of Congress Classification and the Dewey Decimal Classification. 197-205

Opinion Papers

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    Manfred Kochen:
    Ethics and information science. 206-210

Brief Communications

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    Paul B. Kantor:
    A model for the stopping behavior of users of online systems. 211-214

Letters to the Editor

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    Nahum Goldmann:
    Information science research: Where is the meat? 215-216
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    Gerard Salton:
    Rejoinder to Nahum Goldmann's letter. 216
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    Hans H. Wellisch:
    Toward expert systems. 216-217
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    Raya Fidel:
    Rejoinder to Hans H. Wellisch's letter. 217

Book Reviews

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    Tillie Krieger:
    Encyclopedia of information systems and services: 1985-86. 6th ed. International volume. 218
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    Katharine Phenix, Jorg R. Jemelka:
    Computer graphics glossary. 218-219
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    F. W. Lancaster:
    Electronic publishing plus: Media for a technological future. 219
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    Arie Zvieli:
    Languages for automation. 219-220
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    Audrey N. Grosch:
    Micrographics, 2nd ed. 220
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    Kathleen M. Heim:
    Continuing education for the library information professions. 220-221
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    James E. Rush:
    Technical standards: An introduction for librarians. 221-222
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    Richard W. Boss:
    Financing information services. 222-223

Volume 38, Number 4, July 1987

Editorial

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    Danny P. Wallace:
    Some thoughts on book reviewing. 227

Research

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    Don R. Swanson:
    Two medical literatures that are logically but not bibliographically connected. 228-233
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    N. Chandrasekharan, R. Sridhar, S. S. Iyengar:
    On the minimum vocabulary problem. 234-238
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    Robert M. Losee:
    Probabilistic retrieval and coordination level matching. 239-244
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    Padmini Das-Gupta:
    Boolean interpretation of conjunctions for document retrieval. 245-254
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    Elizabeth D. Liddy, Susan Bonzi, Jeffrey Katzer, Elizabeth Oddy:
    A study of discourse anaphora in scientific abstracts. 255-261
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    Elisabeth Logan, William M. Shaw Jr.:
    An investigation of the coauthor graph. 262-268
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    Natasha Vleduts-Stokolov:
    Concept recognition in an automatic text-processing system for the life sciences. 269-287
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    Leo Egghe:
    Pratt's measure for some bibliometric distributions and its relation with the 80/20 rule. 288-297

Opinion Papers

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    Anthony Olden:
    Sub-Saharan Africa and the paperless society. 298-304

Brief Communications

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    Michael H. MacRoberts, Barbara R. MacRoberts:
    Another test of the normative theory of citing. 305-306

Letters to the Editor

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    Barbara Miller:
    Online information retrieval reading list. 307
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    Donald T. Hawkins:
    Online retrieval. 307
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    Maurice B. Line:
    Relationship between productivity & obsolescence. 307-308
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    Susan Dingle:
    Author-date style of referencing. 308-309
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    Charles T. Meadow:
    History of databases. 309
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    Ralph Dumain:
    Information processes. I. Hierarchical information systems. 310
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    Dennis Hollenberg:
    Rejoinder to Ralph Dumain's letter. 310

Book Reviews

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    Lawrence W. S. Auld:
    Careers in other fields for librarians: Successful strategies for finding the job. 312-313
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    Richard A. V. Diener:
    Technologies of freedom. 313
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    Debra C. Rollins:
    The story behind the word. 313
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    James L. Divilbiss:
    Advances in human-computer interaction. 314
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    F. W. Lancaster:
    New directions in library and information science education. 314
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    Bert R. Boyce:
    Vocabulary control for information retrieval. 315
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    Candy Schwartz:
    Subject and information analysis. 315-316
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    Bert R. Boyce:
    Online information retrieval concepts, principles, and techniques. 316
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    Glynn Harmon:
    Information specialist as team player in the research process. 316-317

Volume 38, Number 5, September 1987

Editorial

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    Donald H. Kraft:
    Happy anniversary to the American Society for Information Science (ASIS). 319-320

Historical Note

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    Harold Wooster:
    Shining Palaces, Shifting Sands: National information systems. 321-335
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    Herbert S. White:
    Random ruminations from the groves of academe. 336-337
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    Cloyd Dake Gull:
    Information science and technology: From coordinate indexing to the global brain. 338-366
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    Gerard Salton:
    The past thirty years in information retrieval. 375-380
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    Frederick G. Kilgour:
    A personalized prehistory of OCLC. 381-384
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    A. W. Elias:
    Fifty years of ASIS - Thirty-eight years of JASIS (American Documentation). 385-386

Letters to the Editor

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    Ronald E. Wyllys:
    Historical perspective articles. 387
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    Harold Borko:
    Editorial on historical notes. 387

Volume 38, Number 6, November 1987

Research

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    W. Bruce Croft, R. H. Thompson:
    I3R: A new approach to the design of document retrieval systems. 389-404
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    Marshall C. Yovits, André de Korvin, Robert M. Kleyle, M. Mascarenhas:
    External documentation and its quantitative relationship to the internal information state of a decision maker: The information profile. 405-419
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    William Paul Jones, George W. Furnas:
    Pictures of relevance: A geometric analysis of similarity measures. 420-442

Brief Communications

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    Paul Travis Nicholls:
    Estimation of Zipf parameters. 443-445

Book Reviews

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    Norman Howden:
    A micro handbook for small libraries and media centers, 2nd ed. 446
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    James Rice:
    Universities, information technology, and academic libraries: The next twenty years. 446-447

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