The IBM information retrieval center-(ITIRC) system techniques and applications
Samuel R. Kaufman
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Samuel R. Kaufman
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This paper describes an information retrieval system which began in 1960 as an experiment in normal English text processing, using the IBM 650. The experiment has developed into a practical operating system on IBM 7090 and IBM 1401 computers serving approximately 5000 IBM technical and engineering professionals at IBM locations throughout the United States and Europe.
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This paper describes an information retrieval system which began in 1960 as an experiment in normal English text processing, using the IBM 650. The experiment has developed into a practical operating system on IBM 7090 and IBM 1401 computers serving approximately 5000 IBM technical and engineering professionals at IBM locations throughout the United States and Europe.
Key concepts: IBM, Computer science, Center (category theory), IBM PC compatible, Operating system, Research center, Software, Medicine