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S. E. Robertson. The parametric description of retrieval tests, part 2: 'overall measures'. Journal of Documentation, 25:93-107, 1969.
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ROBERTSON, S.E., 'The parametric description of retrieval tests', Part I: 'The basic parameters', Journal of Documentation, 25, 1-27 (1969).
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ROBERTSON, S.E., 'The parametric description of retrieval tests, Part 2: 'Overall measures', Journal of Documentation, 25, 93-107 (1969).
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