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ORCIDIRE Transactions on Information Theory, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, January 1962
- Jack Capon:
Asymptotic eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of a homogeneous integral equation. 2-4 - Stephen S. Wolff, John B. Thomas, T. R. Williams:
The polarity-coincidence correlator: A nonparametric detection device. 5-9 - Irving S. Reed, R. M. Stewart:
Note on the existence of perfect maps. 10-12 - Lars-Henning Zetterberg:
Cyclic codes from irreducible polynomials for correction of multiple errors. 13-20 - Robert G. Gallager:
Low-density parity-check codes. 21-28 - Arthur J. Bernstein, Wan H. Kim:
Linear codes for single error correction in symmetric and asymmetric computational processes. 29-34 - Frederick F. Sellers Jr.:
Bit loss and gain correction code. 35-38 - Bernard Elspas, Robert A. Short:
A note on optimum burst-error-correcting codes. 39-42 - Carl W. Helstrom:
A range-sampled sequential detection system. 43-47 - Nelson M. Blachman:
On the capacity of a band-limited channel perturbed by statistically dependent interference. 48-55 - F. Tung:
A note on the characterization of optimal processes (Corresp.). 56-57 - Moshe Zakai:
Correction to 'Second-Order Properties of the Pre-Envelope Processes'. 56 - D. Bell:
On 'Some quantum effects in information channels' by Stem, T.E. 57-58 - Morton Nadler:
A 32-point n=12, d=5 code (Corresp.). 58 - L. Norwood:
Upper bounds for error-detecting and error-correcting codes (Corresp.). 58 - F. B. Reis:
A linear transformation of the ambiguity function plane (Corresp.). 59 - W. Wesley Peterson:
Bounds for error-correcting codes (Corresp.). 60
Volume 8, Number 2, February 1962
- Edward E. David Jr.:
Bionics or electrology? An introduction to the sensory information processing issue. 74-77 - John L. Kelly Jr., Oliver G. Selfridge:
Sophistication in computers: A disagreement. 78-80 - George A. Miller:
Decision units in the perception of speech. 81-83 - Béla Julesz:
Visual Pattern Discrimination. 84-92 - James C. Bliss:
Kinesthetic-tactile communications. 92-99 - R. C. Brainard, F. W. Kammerer, E. G. Kimme:
Estimation of the subjective effects of noise in low-resolution television systems. 99-106 - Leon D. Harmon, John Levinson, Willem A. Bergeijk:
Analog models of neural mechanism. 107-112 - Nelson Y.-S. Kiang, Moise H. Goldstein Jr., William T. Peake:
Temporal coding of neural responses to acoustic stimuli. 113-119 - Patrick D. Wall, Ronald Melzack:
Neural mechanisms which discriminate events on the skin. 120-125 - Mark Kac:
A note on learning signal detection. 126-128 - R. E. Graham:
Snow removal-A noise-stripping process for picture signals. 129-144 - Lawrence G. Roberts:
Picture coding using pseudo-random noise. 145-154 - Morris Halle, Kenneth N. Stevens:
Speech recognition: A model and a program for research. 155-159 - Murray Eden:
Handwriting and pattern recognition. 160-166 - John J. Leimer:
Design factors in the development of an optical character recognition machine. 167-171 - Philip M. Lewis II:
The characteristic selection problem in recognition systems. 171-178 - Ming-Kuei Hu:
Visual pattern recognition by moment invariants. 179-187
Volume 8, Number 3, April 1962
- Irving S. Reed:
On a moment theorem for complex Gaussian processes. 194-195 - Irving S. Reed, Peter Swerling:
Filterless approximations of K th order to coherent detection. 196-199 - L. D. Grey:
Some bounds for error-correcting codes. 200-202 - Selmer M. Johnson:
A new upper bound for error-correcting codes. 203-207 - Barney Reiffen:
Sequential decoding for discrete input memoryless channels. 208-220 - D. H. Kelly:
Information capacity of a single retinal channel. 221-226 - A. V. Balakrishnan:
On the problem of time jitter in sampling. 226-236 - Michael B. Marcus, Peter Swerling:
Sequential detection in radar with multiple resolution elements. 237-245 - Phillip A. Bello:
Correction to 'Some Results on the Problem of Discriminating Between Two Gaussian Processes'. 245 - Steven M. Sussman:
Least-square synthesis of radar ambiguity functions. 246-254 - Arthur Gill:
A theorem concerning compact and cyclic sequences (Corresp.). 255 - Albert H. Nuttall:
High-order covariance functions for complex Gaussian processes (Corresp.). 255-256 - Edwin Weiss:
Compression and coding (Corresp.). 256-257 - C. N. Campopiano:
Bounds on burst-error-correcting codes (Corresp.). 257-259 - Worthie Doyle:
Elementary derivation for band-pass limiter S/N (Corresp.). 259 - Terrence L. Fine, Morris J. Levin:
Extreme-value theory applied to false-alarm probabilities (Corresp.). 259-260 - Thomas Kailath:
On multilink and multidimensional channels (Corresp.). 260-262
Volume 8, Number 4, July 1962
- John B. Thomas, Jack K. Wolf:
On the statistical detection problem for multiple signals. 274-280 - David J. Braverman:
Learning Filters for Optimum Pattern Recognition. 280-285 - H. Henry, Peter M. Schultheiss:
The Analysis of Certain Nonlinear Feedback Systems with Random Inputs. 285-291 - Peter G. Neumann:
Efficient error-limiting variable-length codes. 292-304 - Albert H. Nuttall:
Error probabilities for equicorrelated m -ary signals under phase-coherent and phase-incoherent reception. 305-314 - Peter Swerling:
Statistical properties of the contours of random surfaces. 315-321 - Herbert L. Groginsky, L. R. Wilson:
Effects of phase errors on pulse-compression systems (Corresp.). 321-322 - G. E. Roberts, H. Kaufman:
Correlation function at the output of a nonlinear device (Corresp.). 322-323 - Moshe Zakai:
The representation of narrow-band processes (Corresp.). 323-325 - Stephen Jauregui Jr.:
Complementary sequences of length 26 (Corresp.). 323 - Robert M. Lerner, J. P. Costas:
Communication theory vs. communications (Corresp.). 325-326 - Ivan Selin:
Comments on "On singular and nonsingular optimum (Bayes) tests for the detection of normal stochastic signals in normal noise" by Middleton, D. 326
Volume 8, Number 5, September 1962
- Gustave Solomon:
A weight formula for group codes. 1-4 - Eugene Prange:
The use of information sets in decoding cyclic codes. 5-9 - David A. Huffman:
The generation of impulse-equivalent pulse trains. 10-16 - Thomas C. Bartee, David I. Schneider:
An electronic decoder for Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem error-correcting codes. 17-24 - Jack J. Stiffler:
Synchronization methods for block codes. 25-34 - Donald B. Brick, George Zames:
Bayes' optimum filters derived using Wiener canonical forms. 35-46 - Lars-Henning Zetterberg:
Signal detection under noise interference in a game situation. 47-52 - Nelson M. Blachman:
The effect of statistically dependent interference upon channel capacity. 53-57 - Norman M. Abramson, David J. Braverman:
Learning to recognize patterns in a random environment. 58-63 - Martin A. Fischler, Richard L. Mattson, Oscar Firschein, L. D. Healy:
An approach to general pattern recognition. 64-73 - Julian R. Ullmann:
A consistency technique for pattern association. 74-81 - George S. Sebestyen:
Pattern recognition by an adaptive process of sample set construction. 82-91 - Tsuneji Koshikawa, Toshitaka Sugimoto:
The information rate of the pitch signal in speech. 92-100 - Edward E. David Jr., Manfred R. Schroeder, Benjamin F. Logan, Anthony J. Prestigiacomo:
Voice-excited vocoders for practical speech bandwidth reduction. 101-105 - Paul G. A. Jespers, Pe Tsi Chu, Alfred Fettweis:
A new method to compute correlation functions (Abstr.). 106-107 - Gerard Battail:
Determination approximative de la position extreme du seuil de reception en modulation de frequence (in French). 108-121 - David S. Slepian:
The threshold effect in modulation systems that expand bandwidth. 122-127 - K. E. Perry, John M. Wozencraft:
SECO: A self-regulating error correcting coder-decoder. 128-135 - Gerard Battail:
Approximate determination of the extreme threshold position in frequency modulation (Abstr.). 136 - George L. Gerstein:
Mathematical models for the all-or-none activity of some neurons. 137-143 - W. Taylor:
A theory of cortical organization and learning. 144-149 - H. Frank:
Quelques résultats théoriques et empiriques concernant l'accomodation informationelle (in French). 150-154 - Richard C. Atkinson, Edward C. Carterette, Ronald A. Kinchla:
Sequential phenomena in psychophysical judgments: A theoretical analysis. 155-162 - A. Andrew:
An experimental comparison of some algorithms for self-organizing systems. 163-168 - Charles S. Weaver:
Adaptive communication filtering. 169-178 - M. E. Maron:
Design principles for an intelligent machine. 179-185 - S. N. Braines, V. B. Svechinsky:
Matrix structure in simulation of learning. 186-190 - R. Y. Huang, R. A. Johnson:
Information capacity of time-continuous channels. 191-198 - Jacob Ziv:
Coding and decoding for time-discrete amplitude-continuous memoryless channels. 199-205 - W. M. Brown, Carmen J. Palermo:
System performance in the presence of stochastic delays. 206-214 - S. S. L. Chang, B. Harris, John J. Metzner:
Optimum message transmission in a finite time. 215-224 - Wilhelm Fucks:
Mathematical analysis of formal structure of music. 225-228 - Thomas Kailath:
Measurements on time-variant communication channels. 229-236 - David A. Chesler:
Optimum multiple-input nonlinear system with Gaussian inputs. 237-245 - Satosi Watanabe:
Learning process and inverse H-theorem. 246-251 - Benjamin F. Logan, Manfred R. Schroeder:
A solution to problem of compatible single-sideband transmission. 252-259 - Peter G. Neumann:
On a class of efficient error-limiting variable-length codes. 260-266 - Wade H. Foy:
On instantaneous entropy. 267-274 - J. Oswald:
Sur la limitation spectrale et la frequence instantanee des signaux (in French). 275-282 - John A. Sheehan:
Some properties of the finite convolution. 283-284 - F. de Jager, Piet J. van Gerwen:
Co-modulation-A new method for high-speed data transmission. 285-290 - A. E. Basharinov:
On designs for automatic recognition of patterns in noise. 291-292 - Roland L. Dobrushin, Boris Tsybakov:
Information transmission with additional noise. 293-304 - Robert Price:
Error probabilities for adaptive multichannel reception of binary signals. 305-316
Volume 8, Number 6, October 1962
- Leo I. Bluestein, R. J. Schwarz:
Optimum zero memory filters. 337-342 - Richard P. Wishner:
Distribution of the normalized periodogram detector. 342-349 - William B. Kendall, Irving S. Reed:
Path-invariant comma-free codes. 350-355 - L. D. Grey:
Correction to 'Some Bounds for Error-Correcting Codes'. 355 - Alan J. Gross:
Binary group codes which correct errors in bursts of three for odd redundancy. 356-359 - Irwin M. Jacobs:
Optimum error detection codes for noiseless decision feedback. 359-371 - Attilio J. Rainal:
Zero-crossing intervals of Gaussian processes. 372-378 - Milton D. Rubin:
Comparison of signal and noise in full-wave and half-wave rectifiers (Corresp.). 379-380 - Worthie Doyle:
Band-pass limiters and random walks (Corresp.). 380-381 - Robert L. Frank, Solomon A. Zadoff, R. C. Heimiller:
Phase shift pulse codes with good periodic correlation properties (Corresp.). 381-382 - D. L. Cohn, J. M. Gorman:
A code separation property (Corresp.). 382-383 - Mario C. Grignetti:
Probability density for correlators (Corresp.). 383-384 - Alan J. Gross:
A note on some binary group codes which correct errors in bursts of four or less (Corresp.). 384 - D. M. Jones, Julian J. Bussgang:
Tree-like structure of block codes (Corresp.). 384-385 - David Middleton:
Remarks on and Revisions of Some Earlier Results in Two Recent Papers. 385-387 - Robert Price:
Error Probabilities for Adaptive Multichannel Reception of Binary Signals. 387-389
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