The Computer Journal January 1960

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Volume Two, Number Four

Articles:

ALGOL Conference in Paris
Early Experiences with an E.D.P. System
Experience in Using a DEUCE Computer for the Family Expenditure Survey
Curve Fitting with a Digital Computer
A Function Interpretive Scheme for Pegasus
The Generation of Pseudo-Random Numbers on Electronic Digital computers
Forecasting Election results
Notes on Commissioning of LEO Automatic Office at the Ministry of Pensions

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Publication Date : January 1960

Creator : The British Computer Society Limited

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