A Queueing Study of Public Catalog Use.

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Hauptverfasser: Sage, Charles, And Others
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Veröffentlicht: 1981
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author Sage, Charles
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents A Queueing Study of Public Catalog Use. Sage, Charles And Others Academic Libraries Computer Output Microfilm Higher Education Information Seeking Input Output Devices Library Catalogs Models Online Systems Predictor Variables Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies Analyzes queueing statistics to determine their utility in predicting catalog usage and the relationships between card and serials catalogs and to pinpoint peak catalog usage. This measurement should provide one factor in a simulation model to accurately predict the number of catalog devices needed for alternative catalog formats. Eight references are included. (Author/RAA)
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spellingShingle A Queueing Study of Public Catalog Use.
Sage, Charles
And Others
Academic Libraries
Computer Output Microfilm
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Input Output Devices
Library Catalogs
Models
Online Systems
Predictor Variables
Statistical Analysis
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
A Queueing Study of Public Catalog Use. Sage, Charles And Others Academic Libraries Computer Output Microfilm Higher Education Information Seeking Input Output Devices Library Catalogs Models Online Systems Predictor Variables Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies Analyzes queueing statistics to determine their utility in predicting catalog usage and the relationships between card and serials catalogs and to pinpoint peak catalog usage. This measurement should provide one factor in a simulation model to accurately predict the number of catalog devices needed for alternative catalog formats. Eight references are included. (Author/RAA)
title A Queueing Study of Public Catalog Use.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Output Microfilm
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Input Output Devices
Library Catalogs
Models
Online Systems
Predictor Variables
Statistical Analysis
Tables (Data)
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ258224