Journal of Library Automation, vol 2, no 1
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Journal of Library Automation
ISSN 0022-2240
Volume 2, Number 1, March 1969
Feature Articles
An Automated Music Programmer (MUSPROG)
DAVID F. HARRISON AND RANDOLPH J. HERBER
High School Library Data Processing
BETTY FLORA AND JOHN WILLHARDT
File Organization of Library Records
I.A. WARHEIT
A Fast Algorithm for Automatic Classification
R. T. DATTOLA
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Feature Articles
An Automated Music Programmer (MUSPROG)
(p.1-9)
DAVID F. HARRISON AND RANDOLPH J. HERBER
A system to compile programs of recorded music for broadcast by the University
of Iowa's radio stations. The system also provides a permanent catalog of
all recorded music holdings and an accurate inventory control. The program,
which operates on an IBM 360/65, is available in FORTRAN IV, COBOL and PL/I,
with assembly language subroutines and external maintenance programs.
High School Library Data Processing (p.10-19)
BETTY FLORA AND JOHN WILLHARDT
Planning and operation of an automated high school library system is
described which utilizes an IBM 1401 data processing system installed for
teaching purposes. Book ordering, shelf listing and circulation have been
computerized.
File Organization of Library Records (p.20-30)
I.A. WARHEIT
Library records and their utilization are described and the various types
of file organization available are examined. The serial file with a series
of inverted indexes is preferred to the simple serial file or a threaded
list file. It is shown how various records should be stored, according to
their utilization, in the available storage devices in order to achieve
optimum cost-performance.
A Fast Algorithm for Automatic Classification
(p.31-48)
R. T. DATTOLA
An economical classification process of order n log n (for n elements),
which does not employ n-square procedures. Conversion proofs are given and
possible information retrieval applications are discussed.
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