Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Volume 22, issue 6, 1971

Interface design for an interactive information retrieval system: A literature survey and a research system description pp. 361-373

David A. Thompson

Effectiveness of retrieval Key Abbreviation Schemes pp. 374-381

Thomas C. Lowe

The use of extracts in information services pp. 382-389

Nancy A. Helmuth

Analytical models for library planning pp. 390-398

Ferdinand F. Leimkuhler and Michael D. Cooper

Improving a field‐based “Eric‐like” information system pp. 399-408

William Paisley

FID committee information for industry (FID/II) pp. 409-410

B. E. Holm

Letters to the Editor pp. 411-414

Jeffrey Katzer, Charles L. Bernier, Dana L. Roth, T. Mark Hodges, Eloise C. Foster and A. W. Calhoun

Volume 22, issue 5, 1971

Informal communication among scientists in sleep research pp. 301-310

Susan Crawford

Functions of a man‐machine interactive information retrieval system pp. 311-317

J. H. Williams

The efficiency of medlars titles for retrieval pp. 318-321

William L. Miller

KWOC indexes and vocabulary comparisons of summaries of LC and DC classification schedules pp. 322-325

Larry Auld

Comparison of document data bases pp. 326-332

Peter B. Schipma, Martha E. Williams and Allan L. Shafton

Citations, references and the growth of scientific literature: A model of dynamic interaction pp. 333-336

Tadeusz K. Krauze and Claude Hillinger

Written representation of topics and the production of query terms pp. 337-347

Renata Tagliacozzo, Dorothy Semmel and Manfred Kochen

A computer‐based procedure for keyword indexing of newspapers pp. 348-351

Charles H. Davis, W. Robert Kearney and Bonnie M. Davis

Journal Coverage Overlap in Current Contents ® Editions pp. 352-353

Georg Mauerhoff

Involving the User in Applications Software Development pp. 353-354

James H. Hogge and William E. Wright

On higher level association measures pp. 354-355

W. S. Cooper

Letters to the Editor pp. 356-357

Simon M. Newman, John E. Creps, Brigitta Hilliker, Dana L. Roth, E. H. Brenner and Bill Dantzic

Volume 22, issue 4, 1971

On the evolution of information science pp. 235-241

Glynn Harmon

Compound words: A problem in post‐coordinate retrieval systems pp. 242-250

Kevin P. Jones

Comparative evaluation of two indexing methods using judges pp. 251-259

Victor Rosenberg

Automatic abstracting and indexing. II. Production of indicative abstracts by application of contextual inference and syntactic coherence criteria pp. 260-274

J. E. Rush, R. Salvador and A. Zamora

Some implications of automatic recognition of bibliographic elements pp. 275-282

Ralph M. Shoffner

Format recognition: A report of a project at the library of congress pp. 283-287

Lenore S. Maruyama

UNISIST: Growing interest in a worldwide science information system pp. 288-289

A. Neil Yerkey

Document retrieval and the concept of sets pp. 289-290

Susan Artandi

Occurrence of letters in engineering periodical titles pp. 290-292

A. Neil Yerkey

Measurement of how well professional people keep up with their technical literature pp. 292-293

Charles L. Bernier

Dirty Boole? pp. 293-294

Peter Kugel

Assured Failure in Information Center Operations pp. 294-295

Keith C. Wright

Letters to the Editor pp. 296-297

Carlos A. Cuadra, P. O'N. Honey, Maria Patermann and Elaine Caruso

Volume 22, issue 3, 1971

Suggestions for exploiting the potential of on‐line remote access information retrieval and display systems pp. 149-152

Theodore Wolfe

Random time sampling with self‐observation for library cost studies: Unit costs of interlibrary loans and photocopies at a regional medical library pp. 153-160

Carol C. Spencer

Robert A. Fairthorne—A biographical sketch pp. 161-165

L. Wallace and Claire K. Schultz

What makes an automatic keyword classification effective? pp. 166-175

K. Sparck Jones and E. O. Barber

Machine‐assisted approach to general reference materials pp. 176-186

J. C. Meredith

Holography as applied to information storage and retrieval systems pp. 187-192

Claire Johnson and Eleanor Briggs

Curricula in information science: Analysis and development pp. 193-223

Jack Belzer, Akkanad Isaac, Eugene Finkelstein and James Williams

Communicating to communicators pp. 225-227

Erik Bromberg, Michael W. Page, Howard M. Kibbel, Hans Wellisch and Harvey Marron

Justification for Automatic Indexing by Frequency Distribution of Worlds pp. 226-226

Jack Belzer

The Role of the Library in Relation to Other Information Activities; a State‐Of‐The‐Art Review. Painter, Ann F. Washington, D.C., U. S. Army, Office of the Chief of Engineers, 1968. 85 pp. (TISA Project Report, No. 23) pp. 231-232

Barbara M. Preschel

Nelson, Carnot E., and Pollock, Donald K., editors. Communication Among Scientists and Engineers. Lexington, Mass., Heath, 1970. 346 pp pp. 231-231

Barbara H. Preschel

ATA Professional Services Directory—2nd Edition. 1969. American Translators Association, Thorofare, N.J. Boris R. Anzlowar, Editor. 132 pp. $15.00 ($12.00 if ordered prepaid) pp. 232-232

E. C. Sellmer

Volume 22, issue 2, 1971

Information science and the information‐conscious society pp. 71-73

Eugene Garfield

Some remarks on elitism in information and the invisible college phenomenon in science pp. 74-75

Derek J. Solla de Price

The sociological relationships of information science pp. 76-80

Jesse H. Shera

Key issues in soviet information pp. 81-84

Leonard N. Beck

Probabilistic criteria for the objective design of descriptor languages pp. 85-95

Aurel Avramescu

Human factors in the design of an interactive library system pp. 96-104

Caryl McAllister and John M. Bell

Two machine indexing projects at the Catholic University of America pp. 105-106

Fred Blum

On‐line systems: Promise and pitfalls pp. 107-114

Carlos A. Cuadra

A systems approach to the design of information systems pp. 115-122

David M. Liston and Mary L. Schoene

A note on the mathematical basis of the SLIC index pp. 123-125

James E. Rush and Phillip M. Russo

Selected results from an inquiry into testing of information retrieval systems pp. 126-139

Tefko Saracevic

Optimum number of cards per file guide assuming binary searching pp. 140-140

Stephen P. Harter

Information science terminology pp. 141-142

James E. Rush, J. Tocatlian and John G. Helmkamp

Current Index to Journals in Education. New York, CCM Information Corporation, 1969‐ Monthly, with semi‐annual and annual cumulations pp. 143-145

Jessica L. Harris

Volume 22, issue 1, 1971

Guest editorial: FID looks at the 70's pp. 1-4

Robert A. Harte

Predicting performance of information specialists pp. 5-11

David W. Cravens

The cost‐effectiveness analysis of information retrieval and dissemination systems pp. 12-27

F. W. Lancaster

Error evaluation for stemming algorithms as clustering algorithms pp. 28-40

Julie B. Lovins

A study of statistical measures for predicting terms used to index documents pp. 41-50

Victor Rosenberg

The preparation of international author indexes, with particular reference to the problems of transliteration, prefixes, and compound family names pp. 51-63

Robert R. Blanken

FID at Buenos Aires, September 14 to 24, 1970 pp. 64-64

E. B. Jackson

Systems definitions pp. 65-65

Robert W. Burns

1/71‐1R Sacherschliessung an Bibliotheken bei Einsatz elektronischer Datenverarbeitung. (Subject Retrieval in Libraries with the Aid of EDP.) 1970. Dietrich Roessler. Köln, Greven Verlag. 117 pp. (Arbeiten aus dem Bibliothekar‐Lehrinstitut des Landes Rheinland‐Westfalen, Heft 34.) pp. 66-67

H. Wellisch

1/71‐2R Library Systems Analysis Guidelines. 1970 Edward A. Chapman, Paul L. St. Pierre, and John Lubans, Wiley‐Interscience, New York. 226 pp pp. 67-67

Keith Wright