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18CHAPTER 2. SEARCHING, READING, AND REFERRING LITERATURESmyth, P.: Data mining at the interface of computer science and statistics,volume 2 of Massive Computing, chapter 3. Kluwer Academic Publishers,Norwell, MA, USA, 2001.Technical reports and thesesUse technical reports and master theses only exceptionally. They have notbeen reviewed (or at least not as well as real publications)! The doctoraltheses have uaually gone trhough a careful review.1. A technical report:: < Title>. , ,.2. A master thesis:Examples:: < Title>. Master’s thesis, , , .Dey, A.K. and Abowd, G.D.: Towards a better understanding of contextand context-awareness. GVU Technical Report GIT-GVU-99-22, College ofComputing, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1999.Norris, A.: Multivariate analysis and reverse engineering of signal transductionpathways. Master’s thesis, Department of Mathematics, Institute ofApplied Mathematics, University of British Columbia, 2002.Referring to internet articlesBe default, all sources should have been published! Refer to internetarticles only if they have been published in an internet journal! Otherpapers can be referred only for a good reason (i.e. if the informationis not available elsewehere).• If you refer to an article, which is available in the internet but has beenpublished in a paper form, give the normal reference to the paperversion. The url address is not necessary, but it can be given to helpthe reader to find the article.