Artenio De Matteis
Page 683
C. T. Fike
Pages 683-684
Eliezer Naddor
Page 684
R. J. Ord-Smith
Page 684
I. C. Pyle
Page 684
The problem of predicting the performance of modern computer systems is formidable. One general technique which can ease this problem is macroscopic simulation. This paper reports on the applicability of that technique to System …
Jesse H. Katz
Pages 694-702
This paper addresses itself to the problem of analyzing data generated by computer simulations of economic systems. We first turn to a hypothetical firm, whose operation is represented by a single-channel, multistation queueing …
Thomas H. Naylor, Kenneth Wertz, Thomas H. Wonnacott
Pages 703-710
The “information explosion” noted in recent years makes it essential that storage requirements for all information be kept to a minimum. A fully automatic and rapid three-part compressor which can be used with &ldquo
any” body …
B. A. Marron, P. A. D. de Maine
Pages 711-715
This paper presents a RAND project concerned with the use of computers as assistants in the logical analysis of large collections of factual data.
A system called the Relational Data File was developed for this purpose. The Relational …
R. E. Levien, M. E. Maron
Pages 715-721
A file adjustment procedure based on maximizing the Bayes expected gain is proposed for matched term retrieval systems. The expected gain and its probability distribution are derived as a function of: (1) the prior proportion …
R. H. Shumway
Pages 722-725
D. B. Dulley, M. L. V. Pitteway
Page 726
H. Späth
Pages 726-728
K. M. Brown
Pages 728-729
Charles L. Robinson
Page 729
James P. Titus
Pages 744-745
An Operating System is described which will run on a wide variety of configurations of the I.C.T. 1900, and can handle a large number of online console users while at the same time running several offline (background) jobs. The …
M. D. Oestreicher, M. J. Bailey, J. I. Strauss
Pages 685-693
