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Filename: communstatsimulcomput2010.bib
Version: 1.13
Date: 15 June 2022
Time: 06:58:02 MDT
Checksum: 04673 45180 163327 1758599 [CRC-16 words lines bytes]
This is a COMPLETE bibliography for the decade 2010--2019 of the journal Communications in Statistics: Simulation and Computation (CODEN CSSCDB, ISSN 0361-0918), published by Taylor and Francis. Publication began with volume 5, number 1, in 1976, as a continuation of the older journal Communications in Statistics, which is covered in communstat.bib. The other journal created in the split, Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods, is covered in companion decade-specific bibliographies communstattheorymethYYYY.bib
The journal has a Web site at
http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/lssp20
At version 1.13, the year coverage looked like this:
2008 ( 1) 2013 ( 143) 2018 ( 203)
2009 ( 0) 2014 ( 175) 2019 ( 197)
2010 ( 127) 2015 ( 173) 2020 ( 0)
2011 ( 98) 2016 ( 238) 2021 ( 0)
2012 ( 142) 2017 ( 541) 2022 ( 1)
Article: 2039
Total entries: 2039
Data for this bibliography have been derived primarily from the publisher Web site, with contributions from entries in the BibNet Project and TeX User Group bibliography archives.
Articles were typewritten until the end of volume 15, number 4, 1986, after which issues are typeset. Regrettably, the image quality of typewritten issues is poor, producing high error rates in optical-character recognition. Because the journal practice until the end of volume 31, number 12, 2002 was to uppercase titles, critical case-sensitive information was often lost, especially in mathematical text. Substantial efforts have been made to correct those errors, but the raw data and metadata for this journal are decidedly substandard, and some errors are likely to remain. During the preparation of the BibTeX data, hundreds of first-page previews of articles had to be consulted to resolve discrepancies.
The checksum field above contains a CRC-16 checksum as the first value, followed by the equivalent of the standard UNIX wc (word count) utility output of lines, words, and characters. This is produced by Robert Solovay's checksum utility.