12. SIGIR 1989: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigir/89,
  editor    = {Nicholas J. Belkin and
               C. J. van Rijsbergen},
  title     = {SIGIR'89, 12th International Conference on Research and Development
               in Information Retrieval, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, June
               25-28, 1989, Proceedings},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1989},
  isbn      = {0-89791-321-3},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Keynote Address

• David L. Waltz:
  Parallel Processing and Information Retrieval. 1
  

Artificial Intelligence/Connectionism

• Philip J. Smith, Steven J. Shute, Deb Galdes, Mark H. Chignell:
  In Search of Knowledge-Based Search Tactics. 3-10
  
• Richard K. Belew:
  Adaptive Information Retrieval: Using a Connectionist Representation to Retrieve and Learn About Documents. 11-20
  
• K. L. Kwok:
  A Neural Network for Probabilistic Information Retrieval. 21-30
  

Interfaces

• Robert Godin, Jan Gecsei, Claude Pichet:
  Design of a Browsing Interface for Information Retrieval. 32-39
  
• Annelise Mark Pejtersen:
  A Library System for Information Retrieval Based on a Cognitive Task Analysis and Supported by an Icon-Based Interface. 40-47
  
• Gordon McAlpine, Peter Ingwersen:
  Integrated Information Retrieval in a Knowledge Worker Support System. 48-57
  

Information Retrieval Theory

• Vijay V. Raghavan, Peter Bollmann, Gwang S. Jung:
  Retrieval System Evaluation Using Recall and Precision: Problems and Answers. 59-68
  
• Norbert Fuhr:
  Optimum Polynomial Retrieval Functions. 69-76
  
• C. J. van Rijsbergen:
  Towards an Information Logic. 77-86
  

Architectures

• Craig Stanfill, Robert Thau, David L. Waltz:
  A Parallel Indexed Algorithm for Information Retrieval. 88-97
  
• Pericles A. Mitkas, P. Bruce Berra, Peter S. Guilfoyle:
  An Optical System for Full Text Search. 98-107
  
• M. F. Wyle, Hans-Peter Frei:
  Retrieving Highly Dynamic, Widely Distributed Information. 108-115
  

Natural Language

• Douglas P. Metzler, Stephanie W. Haas:
  The Constituent Object Parser: Syntactic Structure Matching for Information Retrieval. 117-126
  
• Robert Krovetz, W. Bruce Croft:
  Word Sense Disambiguation Using Machine-Readable Dictionaries. 127-136
  
• Gerard Salton, Maria Smith:
  On the Application of Syntactic Methodologies in Automatic Text Analysis. 137-150
  

Information Access Methods

• Stavros Christodoulakis, Daniel Alexander Ford:
  File Organizations and Access Methods for CLV Optical Disks. 152-159
  
• Shmuel T. Klein, Abraham Bookstein, Scott C. Deerwester:
  Storing Text Retrieval Systems on CD-ROM: Compression and Encryption Considerations. 160-167
  
• Ricardo A. Baeza-Yates, Gaston H. Gonnet:
  A New Approach to Text Searching. 168-175
  
• Jae-Woo Chang, Joon Ho Lee, Yoon-Joon Lee:
  Multikey Access Methods Based on Term Discrimination and Signature Clustering. 176-185
  

Representation

• Catherine Berrut, Yves Chiaramella:
  Indexing Medical Reports in a Multimedia Environment: The RIME Experimental Approach. 187-197
  
• Yoëlle S. Maarek, Frank A. Smadja:
  Full Text Indexing Based on Lexical Relations An Application: Software Libraries. 198-206
  
• Barbara H. Kwasnik:
  How a Personal Document's Intended Use or Purpose Affects its Classification in an Office. 207-210
  

Hypermedia

• F. R. Campagnoni, Kate Ehrlich:
  Information Retrieval Using a Hypertext-Based Help System. 212-220
  
• Toomas Timpka, Lin Padgham, Per Hedblom, Stefan Wallin, Gösta Tibblin:
  A Hypertext Knowledge Base for Primary Care - LIMEDS in LINCKS. 221-228
  
• Alan P. Parkes:
  Settings and the Setting Structure: The Description and Automated Propagation of Networks for Perusing Videodisk Image States. 229-238
  

Panel Sessions

• Robert Krovetz:
  Panel on the Lexicon and Information Retrieval. 240-241
  
• Robert A. Amsler:
  Research Toward the Development of a Lexical Knowledge Base for Natural Language Processing. 242-249
  
• Gerard Salton:
  ASIS Panel on New Developments and Future Prospects for Electronic Databases. 250
  
• William B. Frakes:
  Panel on Information Retrieval and Software Reuse. 251-256