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...of "Libraries of the Future" records the result of a two-year inquiry into the applicability of some of the newer techniques for handling information to what goes at present by the name of library work— i.e., the operations connected with assembling information in recorded form and of organizing and making it available for use....

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...e of the newer tech-niques for handhng information to what goes at presentby the name of library work — i.... ...r Bush pointed out in the articlethat may be said to have opened the current campaignon the "information ... ... campaignon the "information problem,"The difficulty seems to be, not so much that we publish un- ... ...Aims, requirements, criteria, and plans for pro- cognitive systems. 3. Schemata for storage, organization, ... ...om "primary nature." The segmentation of the over-all cognitive process ap-pears to have arisen, not because ... ...K. A small part K^ of K is understood inthe form of some cognitive structure Ci — that is located in the ex-perimenter ... ... structure and functions of the proposed sys-tem. 2. Approaches to realization of the proposed systemthroug... ... to the "QUESTION": Cannot give yes-no answer to QUESTION. Approaches to "yes" are described in the following: 1. B. F. ... ... good not to have counted on much help fromsoftware approaches that are not yet well enough under-stood to ...