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July 1988, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 273-280 Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST). Early historical perspective
by Laurence B. Heilprin - 281-284 The relative concentration of a journal with respect to a subject and the use of online services in calculating it
by L. Egghe - 285-286 Controlled vocabulary in information retrieval
by V. Balasubramanian - 287-287 Errata
by Donald H. Kraft
May 1988, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 147-160 An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval. II. On the effectiveness of ranking algorithms on full‐text retrieval
by Jung Soon Ro - 161-176 A study of information seeking and retrieving. I. Background and methodology
by Tefko Saracevic & Paul Kantor & Alice Y. Chamis & Donna Trivison - 177-196 A study of information seeking and retrieving. II. Users, questions, and effectiveness
by Tefko Saracevic & Paul Kantor - 197-216 A study of information seeking and retrieving. III. Searchers, searches, and overlap
by Tefko Saracevic & Paul Kantor - 217-218 Selection of online databases using switching vocabularies
by Alice Y. Chamis - 219-220 Comment on the paper entitled “Sub‐Saharan Africa and the Paperless Society” (JASIS, 38(4): 298–304; 1987)
by W. Olabode Aiyepeku - 220-220 The NOT operator
by Clara Martinez - 220-220 Rejoinder to W.O. Aiyepeku's comments
by Anthony Olden - 220-221 Color mismatching to invigorate audiences at slide presentations
by Emmanuel P. Papadakis
March 1988, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 73-78 An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval. I. On the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval
by Jung Soon Ro - 79-85 Testing structural‐equivalence hypotheses in a network of geographical journals
by Patrick Doreian - 86-91 The need for information and some aspects of information retrieval systems construction
by Valery I. Frants & Craig B. Brush - 92-98 Historical note: Information retrieval and the future of an illusion
by Don R. Swanson - 99-100 Progress in communication sciences
by Glynn Harmon - 101-104 Introduction and overview
by Lois F. Lunin & Marion J. Ball - 105-106 Part I. The IAIMS initiatives of NLM. Institutional planning for advanced information services
by Donald A. B. Lindberg, M.D. - 107-112 Part II. Planning and implementing integrated information services. Integration and outreach: Integrated Academic Information Management Systems (IAIMS) at Maryland
by Marion J. Ball & Judith V. Douglas - 113-117 The management of change: Lessons learned from the IAIMS experience
by Marjorie P. Wilson & Robert J. McCarter & Alan B. McKay & Rosnec Estime - 118-125 IAIMS infrastructure: Technological base
by James I. Penrod & Ronald Witte - 126-130 Part III. Implementation of integrated information services. Library/computer center partnership
by Cyril C. H. Feng & Frieda O. Weise - 131-134 Integration across institutions: IAIMS extended
by Naomi C. Broering & Cyril Feng & Nina W. Matheson - 135-137 Clinical linkages: IAIMS at the University of Utah
by Homer R. Warner - 138-141 Medical informatics education
by John L. Zimmerman & Jan H. van Bemmel & Otto Rienhoff - 142-145 Programmatic intent of IAIMS—past and future. The National Library of Medicine's IAIMS Grant Program: Experiences and futures
by Richard T. West
January 1988, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 1-1 A new citation format for JASIS
by Donald H. Kraft - 2-7 Repetitive bibliographical information in relational databases
by Terrence A. Brooks - 8-16 Parameter estimation for probabilistic document‐retrieval models
by Robert M. Losee - 17-21 K, θ, M model: A bridge and a language
by Bao Ji‐ren - 22-22 Designing the user interface, strategies for effective human‐computer interaction
by D. L. Carver - 22-23 A difficult balance: Editorial peer review in medicine
by Lee Shiflett - 23-24 Macrothesaurus for information processing in the field of economic and social development
by Bella Hass Weinberg - 24-24 Networks and data communication
by Bert R. Boyce - 24-25 Libraries and information science in the electronic age
by Audrey N. Grosch - 25-25 Information online 86: Proceedings of the first Australian Online Information Conference
by Carol Tenopir - 28-28 Electronics, the cost disease, and the operation of libraries
by Michael E. Koenig - 29-29 Review of “Multinational Computer Nets”
by Richard H. Veith - 30-33 Introduction and overview
by Lois F. Lunin & Peter B. Schipma - 34-42 The CD‐ROM medium
by David H. Davies - 43-46 Design considerations for CD‐ROM retrieval software
by Edward M. Cichocki & Susan M. Ziemer - 47-53 CD‐ROM software architecture to promote interchangeability
by Bill Zoellick - 54-57 CD‐ROM: Potential markets for information
by Julie B. Schwerin - 58-62 Creation and distribution of CD‐ROM databases for the library reference desk
by Ron J. Rietdyk - 63-66 A CD‐ROM database product for oncology
by Peter B. Schipma
November 1987, Volume 38, Issue 6
- 389-404 I3R: A new approach to the design of document retrieval systems
by W. B. Croft & R. H. Thompson - 405-419 External documentation and its quantitative relationship to the internal information state of a decision maker: The information profile
by M. C. Yovits & A. de Korvin & R. Kleyle & M. Mascarenhas - 420-442 Pictures of relevance: A geometric analysis of similarity measures
by William P. Jones & George W. Furnas - 443-445 Estimation of Zipf parameters
by Paul Travis Nicholls - 446-446 A micro handbook for small libraries and media centers, 2nd ed
by Norman Howden - 446-447 Universities, information technology, and academic libraries: The next twenty years
by James Rice
September 1987, Volume 38, Issue 5
- 319-320 Happy anniversary to the American Society for Information Science (ASIS)
by Donald H. Kraft - 321-335 Shining Palaces, Shifting Sands: National information systems
by Harold Wooster - 336-337 Random ruminations from the groves of academe
by Herbert S. White - 338-366 Information science and technology: From coordinate indexing to the global brain
by Cloyd Dake Gull - 375-380 The past thirty years in information retrieval
by Gerard Salton - 381-384 A personalized prehistory of OCLC
by Frederick G. Kilgour - 385-386 Fifty years of ASIS—Thirty‐eight years of JASIS (American Documentation)
by A. W. Elias - 387-387 Editorial on historical notes
by Harold Borko - 387-387 Historical perspective articles
by Ronald E. Wyllys
July 1987, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 227-227 Some thoughts on book reviewing
by Danny P. Wallace - 228-233 Two medical literatures that are logically but not bibliographically connected
by Don R. Swanson - 234-238 On the minimum vocabulary problem
by N. Chandrasekharan & R. Sridhar & S. S. Iyengar - 239-244 Probabilistic retrieval and coordination level matching
by Robert Losee - 245-254 Boolean interpretation of conjunctions for document retrieval
by Padmini Das‐Gupta - 255-261 A study of discourse anaphora in scientific abstracts
by Elizabeth Liddy & Susan Bonzi & Jeffrey Katzer & Elizabeth Oddy - 262-268 An investigation of the coauthor graph
by Elisabeth L. Logan & W. M. Shaw - 269-287 Concept recognition in an automatic text‐processing system for the life sciences
by Natasha Vleduts‐Stokolov - 288-297 Pratt's measure for some bibliometric distributions and its relation with the 80/20 rule
by L. Egghe - 298-304 Sub‐Saharan Africa and the paperless society
by Anthony Olden - 305-306 Another test of the normative theory of citing
by M. H. MacRoberts & B. R. MacRoberts - 307-307 Online retrieval
by Donald T. Hawkins - 307-307 Online information retrieval reading list
by Barbara Miller - 307-308 Relationship between productivity & obsolescence
by Maurice B. Line - 308-309 Author–date style of referencing
by Susan Dingle - 309-309 History of databases
by Charles T. Meadow - 310-310 Information processes. I. Hierarchical information systems
by Ralph Dumain - 310-310 Rejoinder to Ralph Dumain's letter
by Dennis Hollenberg - 312-313 Careers in other fields for librarians: Successful strategies for finding the job
by Lawrence W. S. Auld - 313-313 Technologies of freedom
by Richard A. V. Diener - 313-313 The story behind the word
by Debra C. Rollins - 314-314 New directions in library and information science education
by F. W. Lancaster - 314-314 Advances in human‐computer interaction
by James L. Divilbiss - 315-315 Vocabulary control for information retrieval
by Bert R. Boyce - 315-316 Subject and information analysis
by Candy Schwartz - 316-316 Online information retrieval concepts, principles, and techniques
by Bert R. Boyce - 316-317 Information specialist as team player in the research process
by Glynn Harmon
May 1987, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 145-146 Historical notes
by Donald H. Kraft - 147-151 Perspectives
by Allen Kent - 152-155 Cyril Cleverdon
by Allen Kent - 156-161 Clustering analysis for graphs with multiweighted edges: A unified approach to the threshold problem
by Roy Goetschel - 162-170 The Array Model: A conceptual modeling approach to document retrieval
by Ian A. Macleod & A. R. Reuber - 171-183 Computation of term/document discrimination values by use of the cover coefficient concept
by Fazli Can & Esen A. Ozkarahan - 184-196 Knowledge‐based indexing of the medical literature: The Indexing Aid Project
by Susanne M. Humphrey & Nancy E. Miller - 197-205 Class dispersion between the Library of Congress Classification and the Dewey Decimal Classification
by Edward T. O'Neill & Martin Dillon & Diane Vizine‐Goetz - 206-210 Ethics and information science
by Manfred Kochen - 211-214 A model for the stopping behavior of users of online systems
by Paul B. Kantor - 215-216 Information science research: Where is the meat?
by Nahum Goldmann - 216-216 Rejoinder to Nahum Goldmann's letter
by Gerald Salton - 216-217 Toward expert systems
by Hans H. Wellisch - 217-217 Rejoinder to Hans H. Wellisch's letter
by Raya Fidel - 218-218 Encyclopedia of information systems and services: 1985–86. 6th ed. International volume
by Tillie Krieger - 218-219 Computer graphics glossary
by Katharine Phenix & Jorg R Jemelka - 219-219 Electronic publishing plus: Media for a technological future
by F. W. Lancaster - 219-220 Languages for automation
by Arie Zvieli - 220-220 Micrographics, 2nd ed
by Audrey N. Grosch - 220-221 Continuing education for the library information professions
by Kathleen M. Heim - 221-222 Technical standards: An introduction for librarians
by James E. Rush - 222-223 Financing information services
by Richard W. Boss
March 1987, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 81-82 The peer review process for the Journal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS)
by Donald H. Kraft - 83-96 Knowledge‐assisted document retrieval: I. The natural‐language interface
by Gautam Biswas & James C. Bezdek & Marisol Marques & Viswanath Subramanian - 97-110 Knowledge‐assisted document retrieval: II. The retrieval process
by Gautam Biswas & James C. Bezdek & Viswanath Subramanian & Marisol Marques - 111-117 Emergence of a dominant course of action in a general feedback loop when goal uncertainty is present
by Richard A. Alò & André de Korvin & Robert Kleyle - 118-126 Fuzzy relational databases: Representational issues and reduction using similarity measures
by Henri Prade & Claudette Testemale - 127-129 Early approaches to bibliometrics
by Robert N. Broadus - 130-132 Commentary on F.W. Horton's “An Information Bill of Rights”
by Diana Woodward - 133-137 Information content in textual data: Revisited for Arabic text
by Nadia Hegazi & Nabil Ali & Ehsan Abed - 138-141 Implications of program properties for efficient storage and compilation
by Pankaj Goyal - 142-142 Regarding erratum
by Allan Wittman
January 1987, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 4-12 Library book circulation and the beta‐binomial distribution
by E. Gelman & H. S. Sichel - 13-20 Optimal clustering in graphs with weighted edges: A unified approach to the threshold problem
by Roy Goetschel & William Voxman - 21-22 Information retrieval research and ESPRIT
by Alan F. Smeaton - 23-24 A note on weighted queries in information retrieval systems
by Ronald R. Yager - 25-29 Introduction and overview
by Lois F. Lunin & Joseph P. Caponio - 30-33 Section I. National policy for health information services. Policy on management of Federal Information Resources
by J. Timothy Sprehe - 34-39 Section II. Health sciences libraries. National Library of Medicine: The view at 150 years
by Donald A. B. Lindberg - 40-47 Effect of federal programs on health sciences libraries
by Raymond A. Palmer - 48-51 Section III. Health information analysis centers, clearinghouses, and other special projects. Federal health information clearinghouses
by Jean A. Westler - 52-59 The Neurological Information Network
by Alfred Weissberg & Joseph F. Caponio & Lois F. Lunin - 60-64 Technical information programs of the National Cancer Institute
by Daniel R. Masys & Susan M. Hubbard - 65-67 Section IV. NTIS—GPO: Federal information disseminators. The National Technical Information Service: A federal resource for health information and services
by Darcia D. Bracken - 68-70 The U.S. Government Printing Office—Marketing and publishing
by Ralph E. Kennickell - 71-75 Section V. Public/private information providers. Evolution of contractor‐supported health information activities
by Molly A. Wolfe
November 1986, Volume 37, Issue 6
- 357-376 Subject access in online catalogs: A design model
by Marcia J. Bates - 377-386 Diffusion theory: A review and test of a conceptual model in information diffusion
by Elfreda A. Chatman - 387-400 Why are online catalogs hard to use? Lessons learned from information‐retrieval studies
by Christine L. Borgman - 401-404 Introduction and overview
by Lois F. Lunin & Larry L. Learn - 405-408 Networks and distributed information services
by Charles T. Meadow - 409-413 Regulatory development in the U.S
by Keith E. Bernard - 414-417 Trends in telecommunications technology
by Arthur E. Sherman - 418-422 The international telecommunications environment
by Wayne E. Davison - 423-428 Views on telecommunications: Implications for the future
by Richard Dick - 429-435 The teleprocessing environment
by Charles E. Gibson
September 1986, Volume 37, Issue 5
- 279-287 A critical analysis of vector space model for information retrieval
by Vijay V. Raghavan & S. K. M. Wong - 288-293 A system for processing bilingual Arabic/English text
by F. A. Musa - 294-299 Organization of programming knowledge of novices and experts
by Susan Wiedenbeck - 300-306 Information processes. I. Hierarchical information systems
by Dennis Hollenberg - 307-314 A relationship between Lotka's Law, Bradford's Law, and Zipf's Law
by Ye‐Sho Chen & Ferdinand F. Leimkuhler - 315-318 The effect of presearch experience on the success of naive (end‐user) searches
by Kathleen A. Hansen - 319-330 Evaluating an information system for policy modeling and uncertainty analysis
by Max Henrion & M. Granger Morgan & Indira Nair & Charles Wiecha - 331-340 Unanswered questions in the design of controlled vocabularies
by Elaine Svenonius - 341-345 The use of fuzzy set theory in information retrieval and databases: A survey
by Etienne E. Kerre & Rembrand B. R. C. Zenner & Rita M. M. De Caluwe - 346-348 On the foundation of evaluation
by W. M. Shaw, Jr. - 349-349 The library in the information revolution: Proceedings of the Sixth Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians, Singapore 30 May‐3 June 1983
by Donald Clay Johnson - 349-351 The first freedom today
by Duncan A. Buell - 351-352 Modeling and analysis of computer communications networks
by Tau Chen - 352-352 Architecture of systems problem solving
by Bush Jones - 352-353 Antiquarian bookselling in the United States: A history from the origins to the 1940s
by Lee Shiflett - 354-356 Letters to the editor
by Marilyn M. Levine & C. D. Hurt & William E. McGrath & Jean E. Crampon & Martha Cornog
July 1986, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 179-182 Introduction and overview
by Lois F. Lunin & Donald T. Hawkins - 183-190 Database history: From dinosaurs to compact discs
by M. Lynne Neufeld & Martha Cornog - 191-196 Natural language processing in information retrieval
by Tamas E. Doszkocs - 197-203 Views on end‐user searching
by Marydee Ojala - 204-214 Transparent information systems through gateways, front ends, intermediaries, and interfaces
by Martha E. Williams - 215-219 Future generation information systems
by Christopher Fox - 220-221 Online information retrieval reading list
by Donald T. Hawkins - 222-233 Calibrating databases
by Baruch Fischhoff & Donald MacGregor - 234-245 Observations of end‐user online searching behavior over eleven years
by Winifred Sewell & Sandra Teitelbaum - 246-255 The dual of Bradford's law
by L. Egghe - 256-260 An objective method of “weeding” bibliographic databases
by Eugene Wall - 261-270 Tests of methods for evaluating bibliographic databases: An analysis of the National Library of Medicine's handling of literatures in the medical behavioral sciences
by Belver C. Griffith & Howard D. White & M. Carl Drott & Jerry D. Saye - 271-272 The library manager's guide to automation
by Danny P. Wallace - 272-272 Authority work: The creation, use, maintenance, and evaluation of authority records and files
by Bert R. Boyce - 272-273 Fuzzy relational databases—a key to expert systems
by Claudia Testemale - 273-274 Spread spectrum communications
by G. Sharma - 274-274 Elements of digital satellite communication
by G. Sharma - 275-275 Redesign of catalogs and indexes for improved online subject access: Selected papers of Pauline A. Cochrane
by Bert R. Boyce - 275-276 Integrated online library systems: Principles, planning and implementation
by Danny P. Wallace - 276-276 Reporters under fire: U.S. media coverage of conflicts in Lebanon and Central America
by Robert G. Picard - 276-277 Encyclopedia of Associations, 1986
by Daniel K. Blewett - 277-278 How to write a usable user manual
by Bert R. Boyce - 278-278 Business publications index and abstracts
by Smittie Bolner - 278-278 Business Publications Index and Abstracts. Detroit: Gale; 1983‐Monthly with annual cumulations
by Smittie Bolner
May 1986, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 97-110 The synthesis of specialty narratives from co‐citation clusters
by Henry Small - 111-122 Cocited author mapping as a valid representation of intellectual structure
by Katherine W. McCain - 123-135 An intelligent system for document retrieval in distributed office environments
by Uttam Mukhopadhyay & Larry M. Stephens & Michael N. Huhns & Ronald D. Bonnell - 136-145 The relationship between journal productivity and obsolescence
by Danny P. Wallace - 146-152 The profile‐query relationship
by Michael A. Shepherd & W. J. Phillips - 153-157 Managerial support and the use of information services
by Francis W. Wolek - 158-165 A data model for use with formatted and textual data
by B. C. Desai & P. Goyal & F. Sadri - 166-168 A bracket‐based coding scheme for source descriptions in string indexing
by Timothy C. Craven - 169-169 Essays of an information scientist
by Stephen J. Bensman - 170-170 Online database search directory
by Bert R. Boyce - 171-171 Adaptive control of ill‐defined systems
by Andrew Abarbanel - 171-172 Online information systems use and operating characteristics, limitations, and design alternatives
by Bert R. Boyce - 172-173 Ergonomic data for equipment design
by F. Aghazadeh