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ORCIDIEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, January 1963
- Phillip A. Bello:
Correlation functions in a tapped delay line model of the orbital dipole channel. 2-11 - Thomas Marill, David M. Green:
On the effectiveness of receptors in recognition systems. 11-17 - Helge Ekre:
Polarity coincidence correlation detection of a weak noise source. 18-23 - C. M. Hackett Jr.:
Word error rate for group codes detected by correlation and other means. 24-33 - J. J. Jones:
Hard-limiting of two signals in random noise. 34-42 - Robert L. Frank:
Polyphase codes with good nonperiodic correlation properties. 43-45 - James E. Bartow:
A reduced upper bound on the error correction ability of codes (Corresp.). 46 - Richard J. Turyn:
Ambiguity functions of complementary sequences (Corresp.). 46-47 - Terry J. Wagner:
The asymptotic behavior of linear decoding for the binary symmetric channel (Corresp.). 47-48 - Barrett Hazeltine:
Regular expressions and variable length encodings (Corresp.). 48 - Maxwell Mirton Kessler:
An experimental study of bibliographic coupling between technical papers (Corresp.). 49-51 - Marvin A. Epstein:
Improved computational bound for the binary erasure channel (Corresp.). 51 - William B. Kendall, Irving S. Reed:
A sequential test for radar detection of multiple targets (Corresp.). 51-53 - Bernard Oliver:
Review of 'Science and Information Theory' (Brillouin, L.; 1962). 54 - Joel Max:
Review of 'Nonlinear Transformations of Random Processes' (Deutsch, R.; 1962). 54-55
Volume 9, Number 2, April 1963
- Robert Mario Fano:
A heuristic discussion of probabilistic decoding. 64-74 - H. B. Shutterly:
General results in the mathematical theory of random signals and noise in nonlinear devices. 74-84 - R. Y. Huang, R. A. Johnson:
Information transmission with time-continuous random processes. 84-94 - Gerard Lachs:
Optimization of signal waveforms. 95-97 - Jacob Ziv:
Successive decoding scheme for memoryless channels. 97-104 - Tadao Kasami:
Optimum shortened cyclic codes for burst-error correction. 105-109 - Shimon Even:
Tests for unique decipherability. 109-112 - Jack Keil Wolf, Bernard Elspas:
Error-locating codes-A new concept in error control. 113-117 - Charles S. Weaver:
Correction to 'Adaptive Communication Filtering'. 117 - Paul W. Cooper:
Self-noise of random binary pulse train of fixed pulsewidth (Corresp.). 118-121 - Charles V. Freiman:
On the use of coset codes in asymmetric channels (Corresp.). 118 - Nelson M. Blachman:
On FSK parity checking (Corresp.). 121-123 - Alan J. Gross:
Augmented Bose-Chaudhuri codes which correct single bursts of errors (Corresp.). 121 - Julius V. DiFranco, William L. Rubin:
Comments on 'Effects of phase errors on pulse-compression systems' by Groginsky, H. L., and Wilson, L. R. 123 - George J. Minty, Richard V. Palermo:
An n-symbol receiver requires at most an n-symbol transmitter (Corresp.). 123-124 - Aaron D. Wyner:
Low-density-burst-correcting codes (Corresp.). 124 - Irwin L. Lebrow, Paul G. McHugh, A. C. Parker, P. Rosen, John M. Wozencraft:
Application of sequential decoding to high-rate data communication on a telephone line (Corresp.). 124-126 - Rudolf E. Kálmán:
Review of 'Dynamic Optimization and Control' (Kipiniak, W.; 1961). 127-128 - Emanuel Parzen:
Review of 'Extraction of Signals from Noise' (Wainstein, L. A., and Zubakov, V. D.; 1962). 127
Volume 9, Number 3, July 1963
- Michael Horstein:
Sequential transmission using noiseless feedback. 136-143 - Aaron D. Wyner, Robert B. Ash:
Analysis of recurrent codes. 143-156 - Edward C. Posner:
Optimal search procedures. 157-160 - David J. Sakrison:
Iterative design of optimum filters for non mean-square-error performance criteria. 161-167 - Joseph M. Aein, John C. Hancock:
Reducing the effects of intersymbol interference with correlation receivers. 167-175 - Edgar N. Gilbert:
Cyclically permutable error-correcting codes. 175-182 - John G. Proakis:
Exact distribution functions of test length for sequential processors with discrete input data. 182-191 - Gordon R. Lang:
Rotational transformation of signals. 191-198 - Selmer M. Johnson:
Improved asymptotic bounds for error-correcting codes. 198-205 - Donald B. Brick:
Decision theory solutions for nonlinear devices (Corresp.). 205-206 - Travis Hill Gordon:
Error coding bounds for the binary asymmetric channel (Corresp.). 206-208 - Robert F. Pawula:
Comments on 'Statistical properties of the contours of random surfaces' by Swerling, P. 208-209 - Peter G. Neumann:
On error-limiting variable-length codes (Corresp.). 209 - Arthur J. Bernstein, Wan H. Kim:
Single- and double-adjacent error-correcting codes for arithmetic units (Corresp.). 209-210 - Carl W. Helstrom:
Review of 'Principles of the Statistical Theory of Communication' (Harman, W. W.; 1963). 214-215 - Donald W. Tufts:
Review of 'An Introduction to the Theory of Stationary Random Functions' (Yaglom, A.M.; 1962). 215-216
Volume 9, Number 4, October 1963
- James E. Bartow:
An upper bound on the error correction ability of codes (Corresp.). 290 - W. Wesley Peterson, James L. Massey:
Coding theory. 223-229 - Irving S. Reed, Ivan Selin:
A Sequential Test for the Presence of a Signal in One of k Possible Positions (Corresp.). 286-288 - Thomas L. Grettenberg:
Signal selection in communication and radar systems. 265-275 - Charles H. Knapp:
Synthesis of fixed and variable networks for filtering nonstationary random signals. 276-280 - Norman M. Abramson:
Review of 'Decision-Making Processes in Pattern Recognition' (Sebestyen, G. S.; 1962). 291-292 - Eric R. Myrvaagnes:
On maximum-weight codes (Corresp.). 289-290 - John L. Brown Jr.:
Relation between outputs of a full-wave and half-wave linear rectifier for a class of non-Gaussian inputs (Corresp.). 288-289 - Norman M. Abramson, David J. Braverman, George S. Sebestyen:
Pattern recognition and machine learning. 257-261 - George E. Mueller:
Space communication. 261-264 - John J. Metzner:
Burst-error correction for randomly-chosen binary group codes. 281-285 - Gerard Battail:
Approximate determination of the extreme threshold position in frequency modulation. 286 - David S. Slepian:
Contributions to signal and noise theory. 229-233 - Thomas Kailath:
Time-variant communication channels. 233-237 - A. V. Balakrishnan:
Prediction and filtering. 237-240 - Robert Price, George L. Turin:
Communication and radar - Section A. 240-246 - Robert M. Lerner:
Communication and radar - Section B. 246-248 - Edward A. Feigenbaum:
Artificial intelligence research. 248-253 - Murray Eden:
Human information processing. 253-256 - Aram J. Thomasian:
Foundations of information theory. 221-223 - Lotfi A. Zadeh:
Report on progress in information theory in the U.S.A. 1960-1963. 221-264 - David Thomas Magill:
Adaptive minimum MSE estimation (Corresp.). 289
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