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ORCIDInformation Sciences, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, February 1981
- P. N. Arora:
On the Shannon measure of entropy. 1-9 - D. S. Hooda, R. K. Tuteja:
Two generalized measures of "useful" information. 11-24 - Charles R. Dyer:
Relation of one-way parallel/sequential automata to 2-D finite-state automata. 25-30 - Paavo Turakainen:
On some bounded semiAFLs and AFLs. 31-48 - Michael Shneier:
Path-Length distances for quadtrees. 49-67
Volume 23, Number 2, March 1981
- Narendra Ahuja:
Mosaic models for images - I. Geometric properties of components in cell-structure mosaics. 69-104 - Hideyuki Nojiri:
Ultrafuzzy team decisions in a dynamic environment. 105-122 - Rangasami L. Kashyap, B. John Oommen
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An effective algorithm for string correction using generalized edit distances--I. Description of the algorithm and its optimality. 123-142
Volume 23, Number 3, April 1981
- Muhammad K. Habib, Stamatis Cambanis:
Sampling approximations for non-band-limited harmonizable random signals. 143-152 - John M. Potter, Brian D. O. Anderson:
Time-Limited Time-Invariant Wiener Filtering. 153-158 - Narendra Ahuja:
Mosaic models for images--II. Geometric properties of components in coverage mosaics. 159-200 - Rangasami L. Kashyap, B. John Oommen:
An effective algorithm for string correction using generalized edit distance - II. Computational complexity of the algorithm and some applications. 201-217
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