4. SIGIR 1981: Berkeley, California, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigir/81,
  editor    = {Carolyn J. Crouch},
  title     = {Theoretical Issues in Information Retrieval, Proceedings of the
               Fourth International Conference on Information Storage and Retrieval,
                Oakland, California, USA, May 31 - June 2, 1981},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1981},
  isbn      = {0-89791-052-4},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, Table of Contents, Author Index.
  

• Jason Farradane:
  The Basis for a Theory of Information Retrieval. 1-3
  
• Abraham Bookstein:
  The Generalized Retrieval Problem. 4-14
  
• Peter Bollmann, Vladimir S. Cherniavsky:
  Restricted Evaluation in Information Retrieval. 15-21
  
• Stephen E. Robertson:
  Term Frequency and Term Value. 22-29
  
• Harry Wu, Gerard Salton:
  A Comparison of Search Term Weighting: Term Relevance vs. Inverse Document Frequency. 30-39
  
• W. Bruce Croft:
  Incorporating Different Search Models into One Document Retrieval System. 40-45
  
• Clement T. Yu, K. Lam:
  An Approach to Probabilistic Retrieval. 46-55
  
• Duncan A. Buell, Donald H. Kraft:
  Performance Measurement in a Fuzzy Retrieval Environment. 56-62
  
• Keith H. Stirling:
  On the Limitations of Document Ranking Algorithms in Information Retrieval. 63-65
  
• Jean Tague, Michael Nelson:
  Simulation of User Judgments in Bibliographic Retrieval Systems. 66-71
  
• Christopher Landauer:
  Statistical Models for Unformatted Text. 72-76
  
• Aviezri S. Fraenkel:
  Document Classification, Indexing and Abstracting May be Inherently Difficult Problems. 77-82
  
• Alan F. Smeaton, C. J. van Rijsbergen:
  The Nearest Neighbour Problem in Information Retrieval: An Algorithm Using Upperbounds. 83-87
  
• William F. Storer, Caroline M. Eastman:
  Experiments on the Application of Clustering Techniques to Data Validation (Abstract). 88-89
  
• Yahiko Kambayashi, Takaki Hayashi, Shuzo Yajima:
  Dynamic Clustering Procedures for Bibliographic Data. 90-99
  
• Linda C. Smith:
  Representation Issues in Information Retrieval System Design. 100-105
  
• Michiyo Nikkuni, Hajime Tanaka:
  Document Contents Representation Model of Sentence Retrieval System SCAT-IR. 106-112
  
• Terry Noreault, John F. Dovidio:
  Spatial Representations of Knowledge: Validity and Applications to Information Science. 113-125
  
• John M. Carroll:
  Content Analysis as a Word-Processing Option. 126-131
  
• Hans-Ludwig Hausen:
  Outline of a Dynamic Self-Tuning and Adaptive Information Retrieval System. 132-144
  
• Peretz Shoval:
  Expert/Consultation System for a Retrieval Data-Base with Semantic Network of Concepts. 145-149
  

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