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1475: 416:'s pattern search work, Writers Workbench would use at least three technologies that Cherry had already worked on: electronic typesetting, parts-of-speech analysis, and statistical analysis of speech. While Macdonald worked on the front end and integrating the program's utilities, Cherry continued to write code for the back end of the project. Cherry and Macdonald collaborated on an article for Bell Laboratories Record magazine in May/June 1983, an article in 438:
My feeling about a lot of those tools is their value in education is as much pointing out to people who are learning to write that they have choices and make choices when they do it. They don't think of a writing task as making choices per se. Once they get it on paper they think it's cast in stone.
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Cherry was promoted to a Member of the Technical Staff (MTS) in 1976, giving her more freedom to pursue her own projects. One of the first projects that she personally initiated after becoming a member of the technical staff also involved use of trigrams to compress the text contained in a telephone
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Six years ago, Lorinda Cherry, a computer scientist at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey, added several programs to analyze English texts … Building on her work, members of the Documentation Technologies Group at Bell Laboratories in Piscataway, New Jersey, added dozens of complementary
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Cherry developed a method to identify the topic being discussed in a selected passage of text, which she used to create the first index for the Unix Manual. This technique was applied to other written works. Cherry also created a pocket command reference called the "Purple Card" to accompany the
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One of the last projects Cherry did was an analysis of transcriptions of calls to AT&T Trouble Centers, searching these inconsistently formatted texts for evidence of systemic problems. The work resulted in changes in AT&T's internal policies. She was one of three co-inventors listed on
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emergency telephone services". In July 1994 Cherry was part of a group that worked to make AT&T's 1-800 numbers directory available on the nascent Internet. The team dealt with both technical and political issues to produce the online directory, which became one of the first "Cool links"
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in October 1983, and a presentation delivered to a joint meeting of the psychology and computer science divisions of the New York Academy of Sciences in 1981. Both also presented the software to a television audience on two occasions; on NBC's
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use the program on an early draft of a book he was writing, Cherry commented on the ability of tools like Writer's Workbench to improve the quality of written text not only by correcting errors, but by changing how writers write. She stated:
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In 1971 Cherry joined the Computing Science Research Center, where her work focused on graphics, word processing, and language design. Some of her earliest work there consisted of configuring systems to run an early version of
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They knew that the ultimate lesson was to teach students that writing is a series of choices, not a matter of pretty formatting on a laser printer. Cherry expressed her vision of the Workbench's use…
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commands from the input. Cherry programmed a video display so that typeset documents could be previewed on a screen rather than having to create a photographic print. She also made contributions to
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Cherry started as a Technical Assistant (TA) at Bell Labs in 1966, initially working in Acoustics and Speech Research on vocal tract simulation. She received her Masters in computer science from
1743: 328:. She cowrote the 1979 edition of "Typing Documents on the UNIX System: Using the –ms and –mcs Macros with Troff" with Mike Lesk for the Unix Tenth Edition Manual. Cherry and Lesk created 506: 1785: 1820: 1815: 708:
Miss Landgraf, a graduate of Verona High School and the University of Delaware, will receive a master's degree from Stevens Institute of Technology in January.
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Cherry died in February 2022, at the age of 77. Her death was announced on February 16, 2022. She was survived by her sister, Carynn Kelley-Katz.
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Cherry, L. L.; Fox, M. L.; Frase, L. T.; Gingrich, P. S.; Keenan, S. A.; Macdonald, N. H. (May–June 1983). "Computer Aids for Text Analysis".
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Most of the work on tying the plot filters together and breaking out device-dependent versions of libplot was performed by Lorinda Cherry.
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Landgraf; November 18, 1944 – February 11, 2022) was an American computer scientist and programmer. Much of her career was spent at
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Smith, Charles R.; Kathleen E. Kiefer; Patricia S. Gingrich (July 1, 1984). "Computers come of age in writing instruction".
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Cherry was born on November 18, 1944, to John F. and Evelyn K. Landgraf. She had one sister, Carynn Elizabeth. Raised in
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as having an "auditory syntax" that allowed equations to be written programmatically the same way they were spoken.
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Cherry participated in several projects that involved the statistical analysis of text. In one project, she and
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Cherry, L. L.; Lesk, M. E. "Typing Documents on the UNIX System: Using the –ms and –mcs Macros with Troff".
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could be determined by such an analysis. Another part of the same research used trigram compression and the
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Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Meeting of the Users of Automatic Information Display Equipment (UAIDE)
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Although most of her work was done for the Unix environment, Cherry's work was also included in the
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After the wwb was released in 1980, Bell Labs incorporated it into company-wide writing workshops.
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Cherry made several contributions to the development of electronic typesetting, many related to
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created by KuÄŤera and Francis to analyze specific vocabulary for use in Bell System Practice.
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1988 William G. Giltzow Award—For exemplifying "dedication and service to the NNJR-SCCA".
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speech synthesizer, work to add intonation was taken on by another researcher, possibly
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A Research Unix reader: annotated excerpts from the Programmer's Manual, 1971–1986
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programs, creating a series now known as the UNIX Writer's Workbench Software.
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related to computer graphics that resulted in the computer animation language
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Knowlton, Kenneth C.; Cherry, Lorinda (November 1969). "FORTRAN IV BEFLIX".
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Cherry built tools for creating and editing text. She made revisions to the
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AT&T's patent on a "Method and system for verifying the status of
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professor William Vesterman, who wanted a tool that could analyze
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Cherry also worked on mathematical tools. She and Morris rewrote
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For a period of about one year, Cherry was attached to the anti-
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Cherry, L. L.; Lesk, M. E. "Tbl — A Program to Format Tables".
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developed a technique to identify typographical errors using
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Computer scientist and original Unix team member (1944–2022)
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sixth and seventh editions of the Unix Programmers Manual.
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Cherry, Lorinda L.; Macdonald, Nina H. (October 1983).
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and received a Bachelor of Arts (Mathematics) from the
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Computer Advertising 1935-2010: Graphic Design and Art
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for Vesterman's project, and wrote two new programs —
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is described as a "personal database", and likened to
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Computer Speech: Recognition, Compression, Synthesis
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editor. She also created the form letter generator,
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Computer scientist
programmer
née
Bell Labs
Verona, New Jersey
Verona High School
University of Delaware
Stevens Institute of Technology
Ken Knowlton
James L. Flanagan
BEFLIX
Manfred Schroeder
Brooklyn Museum
ballistic missile
Safeguard Program
Whippany, New Jersey
Kwajalein Atoll
Unix
assembly language
Douglas McIlroy
Robert Morris
digrams
trigrams
spell
Votrax
Brenda Baker
dc
arbitrary precision
postfix notation

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