Rosalie Steier
Pages 1163-1164
Bryan Kocher
Page 1168
Clifford Stoll
Pages 1169-1170
Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 1171-ff.
Diane Crawford
Pages 1172-ff.
Along the twists and turns of this year's presidential campaign trails, computers act as strategic tools that exert a decisive impact on capturing voters' attention. But a National Bureau of Standards study claims that system …
K. A. Frenkel
Pages 1176-1183
The following excerpts have been gleaned from a 130-page report of potential inaccuracies and fraud in computerized voting systems. Recent difficulties in automated vote-tallying, including specific legal cases, are detailed
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R. G. Saltman
Pages 1184-1191
Practical and theoretical issues are presented concerning the design, implementation, and use of a good, minimal standard random number generator that will port to virtually all systems.
S. K. Park, K. W. Miller
Pages 1192-1201
The controversy surrounding single number performance reduction is examined and solutions are suggested through a comparison of measures.
J. E. Smith
Pages 1202-1206
Document retrieval systems are built to provide inquirers with computerized access to relevant documents. Such systems often miss many relevant documents while falsely identifying many non-relevant documents. Here, competing
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M. Gordon
Pages 1208-1218
A new priority queue implementation for the future event set problem is described in this article. The new implementation is shown experimentally to be O(1) in queue size for the priority increment distributions recently considered …
R. Brown
Pages 1220-1227
We consider the following problem: we are given a diagram made up of intersecting circles, where each region is colored either black or white. We wish to display this diagram on a bitmap device, where we are allowed to (i) paint …
D. Rubinstein, J. Shallit, M. Szegedy
Pages 1228-1232
