WYLBUR, an interactive computer-based text-editor for the IBM 360/65, has been utilized as a chemical/biological information-handling system. Its applicability is illustrated with chemical and biological data on the 3-benzazocines (6,7benzomorphans), a class of strong analgetics in which a separation of analgetic activity and physical dependence liability has been achieved in animal species.By providing an open-ended, completely user-defined format, a simple means to match character strings and retrieve data records, and a convenient entree to the batch computation stream, WYLBUR appears to be a relatively inexpensive and useful data management tool to study chemical compounds and their biological effects.
Visitors on a website are usually on their own when they are moving around. First time visitors are especially guessing where to find the information they are looking for. In this paper we will show a way to combine the concepts of non-obvious profiles and ant-algorithms to come up with a set of paths, which tries to cover the user's interests in a proper way. These paths can be used to give recommendations to visitors. While the profiles help to get a better understanding of the users' interests, the concept of ant-algorithms is employed to determine recently and frequently used paths to lead the user to the desired information. We explain the basic idea of our approach, the current state of the prototype realized and some first results.
In this paper we will report the work currently being doing one the Gugubarra project. The project aims at building tools for better management of communities of Web visitors.
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