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Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, February 1976
- Arleen N. Sommerville:
Academia and the Environment. An Academic Library's Response to Needs for Environmental Information. 1-4 - Horace D. Brown, Marianne Costlow, Frank A. Cutler Jr., Albert N. DeMott, Walter B. Gall, David P. Jacobus, Charles J. Miller:
The Computer-Based Chemical Structure Information System of Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratories. 5-10 - William C. Grosse:
Information Activities in Support of the EPA Pesticide Program. 10-14 - Kay Durkin, J. R. Smith:
Retrieval Forms and Formats for Environmental Objectives Employing Machine-Readable Biological Information. 14-16 - Dale C. Myers, Joyce A. Rathbun, Fred A. Tate, David W. Weisgerber:
Bridging and Interlinking the Information Resources. 16-19 - Michael A. Oxman, Henry M. Kissman, John M. Burnside, Jerry R. Edge, Carol B. Haberman, Arthur A. Wykes:
The Toxicology Data Bank. 19-21 - Donald T. Hawkins:
Semiconductor Journals. 21-23 - Francois Kertesz:
Organization of Scientific and Technical Information in Hungary. 24-26 - Charles P. Bourne:
Improvements in the Coupling of SDI System Output with Document Delivery Systems. 27-30 - George Czerlinski, J. Sikorski:
Computer-Based Modeling in the Teaching of Steady-State Enzyme Kinetics. 30-33 - Tommy Ebe, Antonio Zamora
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Wiswesser Line Notation Processing at Chemical Abstracts Service. 33-35 - Antonio Zamora
PATHFINDER II. A Computer Program That Generates Wiswesser Line Notations for Complex Polycyclic Structures. 36-39 - Antonio Zamora
An Algorithm for Finding the Smallest Set of Smallest Rings. 40-43 - Yoshihiro Kudo, Shin-ichi Sasaki:
Principle for Exhaustive Enumeration of Unique Structures Consistent with Structural Information. 43-49 - Yoshihiro Kudo, Yuji Hirota, Shotaro Aoki, Yoshito Takada, Toyoaki Taji, Ichiro Fujioka, Kazuko Higashino, Hisayuki Fujishima, Shin-ichi Sasaki:
A Structural Isomers Enumeration and Display System (SIEDS). 50-56 - Newell E. Gilmour Jr.:
Correspondence - "Automatic Abstracting Research at CAS" - response to letter. 56-57
Volume 16, Number 2, May 1976
- Ben H. Weil:
Symposium on the Impacts of Copyright Developments on Chemical-Information Transmission and Use. Introduction. 63 - Robert W. Cairns:
Copyright Impacts on Chemical Journals and Data Bases. 64-65 - C. G. Overberger:
Copyright Impacts on Chemical Education and Resource Libraries. 65-67 - Margaret H. Graham:
Copyright Impacts on Chemical-Industry Users and Information Centers. 68-69 - Lee G. Burchinal:
Copyright Impacts of and on Government Programs. 70-71 - Madeline M. Henderson:
Copyright Impacts of Future Technology. 72-74 - Ben H. Weil:
Where Do We Go from Here on Copyright Impacts and Solutions? 75 - William J. Mayer, Jacqueline A. Angus, Pauline Mariucci:
A Quick, Systematic Method for Worldwide Patent Awareness. 76-77 - Jing Chao, Bruno J. Zwolinski:
The International Metric System in American Petroleum Institute Research Project 44 and Thermodynamics Research Center Data Project Tables of Physical and Thermodynamic Data. 77-80 - Susan Artandi:
On-Line Information Systems in Perspective. 80-81 - Raymond E. Carhart:
A Model-Based Approach to the Teletype Printing of Chemical Structures. 82-88 - Louis Hodes:
Selection of Descriptors According to Discrimination and Redundancy. Application to Chemical Structure Searching. 88-93 - Stanley M. Cohen, David L. Dayton, Ricardo Salvador:
Experimental Algorithmic Generation of Articulated Index Entries from Natural Language Phrases at Chemical Abstracts Service. 93-99 - A. J. Stuper, Peter C. Jurs:
ADAPT: A Computer System for Automated Data Analysis Using Pattern Recognition Techniques. 99-105 - W. E. Brugger, A. J. Stuper, Peter C. Jurs:
Generation of Descriptors from Molecular Structures. 105-110 - Paul G. Dittmar, Robert E. Stobaugh, Charles E. Watson:
The Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry System. I. General Design. 111-121 - A. E. Cawkell, Eugene Garfield:
Letter to the Editor - Citation indicators for science. 122 - Raymond E. Carhart, Dennis H. Smith, Harold Brown, Natesa S. Sridharan:
Errata- Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Chemical Inference. XVI. Computer Generation of Vertex-Graphs and Ring Systems. 124 - George Czerlinski, J. Sikorski:
Errata-Computer-Based Modeling in the Teaching of Steady-State Enzyme Kinetics. 124
Volume 16, Number 3, August 1976
- Ronald M. Kaminecki, Patricia A. Llewellen, Peter B. Schipma:
Searching Chemical Abstracts Condensates, On-Line and Batch. 125-127 - Samuel A. Tancredi, Richard H. Amacher, John H. Schneider, Bruno M. Vasta:
CANCERLINE: A New NLM/NCI Data Base. 128-130 - Tamas E. Doszkocs, Robert J. Schultheisz, Bruno M. Vasta:
Analysis of Term Distribution in the TOXLINE Inverted File. 131-135 - Joseph Santodonato:
A Comparison of On-Line and Manual Modes in Searching Chemical Abstracts for Specific Compounds. 135-137 - Wendy L. Byer, Herbert B. Landau, M. Lynne Neufeld, Harry Rosenthal:
Building a Chemical Ingredient Data Base for Industrial and Consumer Products. 137-141 - Herbert B. Landau, Wendy L. Byer:
Production of a Hierarchical Chemical Thesaurus. 141-146 - Mary Jane Ruhl, Elizabeth J. Yeates:
Introducing and Implementing On-Line Bibliographic Retrieval Services in a Scientific Research and Development Organization. 147-150 - Samuel A. Wolpert:
Use and Implications of On-Line Information Retrieval for Management. 150-151 - T. Van Ree:
A Personal Reference Retrieval System. 152-153 - H. R. Schenk, F. Wegmüller:
Substructure Search by Means of the Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry II System. 153-161 - George W. Adamson, David Bawden:
An Empirical Method of Structure-Activity Correlation for Polysubstituted Cyclic Compounds Using Wiswesser Line Notation. 161-165 - M. Osinga, Alex A. Verrijn-Stuart:
Documentation of Chemical Reactions. III. Encoding of the Facets. 165-171 - David R. Heym, Herbert Siegel, Margarite C. Steensland, Hao V. Vo:
Computer Recognition and Segmentation of Chemically Significant Words for KWIC Indexing. 171-176 - Rachelle S. Heller, George W. A. Milne, Richard J. Feldmann, Stephen R. Heller:
An International Mass Spectral Search System (MSSS). V. A Status Report. 176-178
Volume 16, Number 4, November 1976
- Herman Skolnik:
Milestones in Chemical Information Science. 187-193 - B. J. Luberoff:
The Journal and Its Possible Future. 193-197 - Carleton C. Conrad:
Status of Indexing and Classification Systems and Potential Future Trends. 197-201 - James E. Rush:
Status of Notation and Topological Systems and Potential Future Trends. 202-210 - Carlos M. Bowman, Patricia F. Roush:
Status of Computers and the Information Industry and Potential Future Trends. 210-212 - Gerald G. Vander Stouw, Christine Gustafson, John D. Rule, Charles E. Watson:
The Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry System. IV. Use of the Registry System to Support the Preparation of Index Nomenclature. 213-218 - Antonio Zamora
The Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry System. V. Structure Input and Editing. 219-222 - Albert V. Tomea, Peter F. Sorter:
On-Line Substructure Searching Utilizing Wiswesser Line Notations. 223-227 - Rihei Fujimoto:
Investigation on the Index Structure of Drugdoc and Ringdoc. 227-231 - Stephen R. Heller, George W. A. Milne, Richard J. Feldmann:
Quality Control of Chemical Data Bases. 232-233 - Bo E. H. Saxberg, Daniel S. Blom, Bruce R. Kowalski:
A Flexible Interactive Graphics System for Searching Atom Connectivity Matrices. 233-238 - A. J. Stuper, Peter C. Jurs:
Reliability of Nonparametric Linear Classifers. 238-241
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