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A
concept is defined as a class of objects whose members can be distinguished by processing its properties.
Property is defined to mean a partition of the set of all objects into disjoint classes. The formal definition of a concept …
R. B. Banerji
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I. C. Pyle
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John R. Howell
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Frank Stockmal
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M. Shimrat
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H. F. Trotter
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Robert W. Floyd
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D. M. Collison
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Robert L. Smith
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D. M. Collison
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Burton Eisenman, Martin Shapiro
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Richard George
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Henry C. Thacher
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Henry C. Thacher
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Henry C. Thacher
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J. S. Hillmore
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George Struble
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J. S. Hillmore
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Richard George
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Richard George
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J. S. Hillmore
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J. S. Hillmore
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J. S. Hillmore
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D. M. Collison
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D. M. Collison
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J. S. Hillmore
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D. M. Collison
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Richard George
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D. M. Collison
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D. M. Collison
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In a recent paper, Bellman showed how dynamic programming could be used to determine the solution to a problem previously considered by Stone. The problem comprises the determination, given
N, of the
N points of subdivision of …
Brian Gluss
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J. L. Brenner
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In the least squares method for simultaneous adjustment of several parameters, the coefficients of the normal equations are the elements of a symmetric positive-definite matrix. In order to solve the normal equations and evaluate …
William R. Busing, Henri A. Levy
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H. A. Luther, L. F. Guseman
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John G. Haynes
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William C. McGee
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This paper presents a new file addressing method based on the calculation of an address from the identification of a record. For large recirculating type files, it seems to be more advantageous than customary ones. The probability …
G. Schay, W. G. Spruth
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