The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, coupled with growing demands for corporate accountability, have forced both auditors and computer administrators to evaluate computer based controls. Computer administrators can benefit …
Charles R. Litecky, Larry E. Rittenberg
Pages 288-295
We read James L. Peterson's article, “Computer Programs for Detecting and Correcting Spelling Errors” with great interest. We too have recently developed a spelling correction program as part of a tutorial on programming techniques …
Peter Robinson, Dave Singer
Pages 296-297
The paper, “Computer Programs for Detecting and Correcting Spelling Errors” by James L. Peterson [3], listed methods for checking and correcting spelling errors. One significant method, however, was not included: a probabilistic …
Robert Nix
Pages 297-298
An interconnection pattern of processing elements, the cube-connected cycles (CCC), is introduced which can be used as a general purpose parallel processor. Because its design complies with present technological constraints,
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Franco P. Preparata, Jean Vuillemin
Pages 300-309
The use of curves to represent two-dimensional structures is an important part of many scientific investigations. For example, geographers use curves extensively to represent map features such as contour lines, roads, and rivers …
Dana H. Ballard
Pages 310-321
James L. Peterson
Page 322
Jack E. Slingerland, Martin D. Waugh
Page 322
Richard J. Cichelli
Page 322
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For several years I have been teaching a file updating algorithm which is essentially the same as that in Dwyer's admirable paper [1]. There is one unjustified objection to the algorithm that perceptive students and people with …
J. Inglis
Page 299
