Scharfenberg-Smith Concordance Program

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The Scharfenberg-Smith Concordance Program, briefly known as the ICRH (Institute for Computer Research in the Humanities) Concordance Generator, was developed at the Thomas J. Watson Reserach Centre as part of research in machine translation from Russian to English. It was first described in 1964 as a program for teh IBM 7090.

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Creator(s): Kenneth F. Scharfenberg and Philip H. Smith Jr.

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Type of analysis: Analysis
Ease of Use: Moderate
Historic Tool (developed before 2005): Influential No longer in active development
TaDiRAH Goals: Analysis
TaDiRAH Methods: Other (analysis)

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Amy Dyrbye

More information about the Scharfenberg-Smith Concordance Program is available in the following article:

Burton, Dolores M. \"Automated Concordances and Word Indexes: The Process, the Programs and the Products.\" Computers and the Humanities 15.3 (1981): 139-154. Web.

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