3. SIGIR 1980: Cambridge, England

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigir/80,
  editor    = {Robert N. Oddy and
               Stephen E. Robertson and
               C. J. van Rijsbergen and
               P. W. Williams},
  title     = {Information Retrieval Research, Proc. Joint ACM/BCS Symposium
               in Information Storage and Retrieval, Cambridge, June 1980},
  publisher = {Butterworths},
  year      = {1981},
  isbn      = {0408107758},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, Contributors.
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• B. C. Brookes:
  Information Technology and the Science of Information. 1-8
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• Gerard Salton, Harry Wu:
  A Term Weighting Model Based on Utility Theory. 9-22
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• Abraham Bookstein:
  A Comparison of Two Weighting Schemes for Boolean Retrieval. 23-34
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• Stephen E. Robertson, C. J. van Rijsbergen, Martin F. Porter:
  Probabilistic Models of Indexing and Searching. 35-56
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• Terry Noreault, Michael McGill, Matthew B. Koll:
  A Performance Evaluation of Similarity Measures, Document Term Weighting Schemes and Representations in a Boolean Environment. 57-76
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• Matthew B. Koll:
  Information Retrieval Theory and Design Based on a Model of the User's Concept Relations. 77-93
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• Roger C. Schank, Janet L. Kolodner, Gerald DeJong:
  Conceptual Information Retrieval. 94-116
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• Christopher Landauer, Clinton Mah:
  Message Extraction Through Estimation of Relevance. 117-138
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• Carole D. Hafner:
  Representation of Knowledge in a Legal Information Retrieval System. 139-153
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• Lynette Hirschman:
  Retrieving Time Information From Natural-Language Texts. 154-171
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• Chris D. Paice:
  The Automatic Generation of Literature Abstracts: An Approach Based on the Identification of Self-Indicating Phrases. 172-191
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• Lawrence J. Mazlack, Richard A. Feinauer:
  Establishing a Basis for Mapping Natural-Language Statements Onto a Database Query Language. 192-202
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• D. R. McGregor, J. R. Malone:
  The Fact Database: A System Based on Inferential Methods. 203-217
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• Hans-Jörg Schek:
  Methods for the Administration of Textual Data in Database Systems. 218-235
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• Jean Tague, Michael Nelson, Harry Wu:
  Problems in the Simulation of Bibliographic Retrieval Systems. 236-255
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• Peter Bollmann, Vladimir S. Cherniavsky:
  Measurement-Theoretical Investigation of the MZ-Metric. 256-267
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• Peter Kracsony, Gerald J. Kowalski, Arnold Meltzer:
  Comparative Analysis of Hardware Versus Software Text Search. 268-279
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• R. M. Lea, Ernst J. Schuegraf:
  An Associative File Store Using Fragments for Run-Time Indexing and Compression. 280-295
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• Amar Mukhopadhyay:
  A Backend Machine Architecture for Information Retrieval. 296-309
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• Andrew J. Palay, Mark S. Fox:
  Browsing Through Databases. 310-324
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• Stephen F. Weiss:
  A Probabilistic Algorithm for Nearest Neighbour Searching. 325-333
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• Tadeusz Radecki:
  A Model of a Document-Clustering-Based Information Retrieval System with a Boolean Search Request Formulation. 334-344
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• Linda C. Smith:
  `Memex' As an Image of Potentiality in Information Retrieval Research and Development. 345-369
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• Christine A. Montgomery:
  Where Do We Go From Here? 370-385
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• Index. 387-389
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• Backmatter.
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