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ORCIDInformation Storage and Retrieval, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, April 1964
- A. F. R. Brown:
Automatic translation of languages. 1-28 - L. Dupuis:
UN systeme morphologique, compromis entre les facilites de la compilation, les recherches syntaxiques et l'adaptation à de futurs programmes de T.A. 29-41 - Maurice Gross:
On the equivalence of models of language used in the fields of mechanical translation and information retrieval. 43-57
Volume 2, Number 2, July 1964
- G. Malcolm Dyson:
Generic (or Markush) groups in notation and search programs, with particular reference to patents. 59-71 - William Goffman:
A searching procedure for information retrieval. 73-78 - John C. Olney:
Some patterns observed in the contextual specialization of word senses. 79-101
Volume 2, Number 3, December 1964
- Silvio Ceccato:
Automatic translation of languages. 105-158 - G. M. Dyson:
A cluster of algorithms relating the nomenclature of organic compounds to their structure matrices and ciphers. 159-199 - William Goffman:
On relevance as a measure. 201-203
Volume 2, Number 4, 1965
- Ernst Meyer:
Eine topologische Kurzdarstellung chemischer Strukturformeln für die Dokumentation mit Elektronischen Rechenanlagen. 205-215 - William Goffman:
On the logic of information retrieval. 217-220 - Yu. A. Shreider:
On the semantic characteristics of information. 221-233 - Wilfred Ashworth:
The geometrical representation of logical products. 235-238
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