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Superimposed code

A superimposed code such as Zatocoding is a kind of hash code that was popular in marginal punched-card systems.

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Superimposed codes

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Marginal punched-card systems

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Marginal punched-card systems

Superimposed codes

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Superimposed code

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples28
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Superimposed code

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related to Marginal punched-card systems · 17
Superimposed code → Boolean, E-Z Sort, Every, Flexisort, Many, McBee, McBee Keysort, Naturally, Once, Rocket, Some, The, Unfortunately, Velom, While, Zatocards, Zatocoding
related to Superimposed codes · 6
Superimposed code → Calvin Mooers, The, The Zatocoding, Zatocoding, Zator, Zator Company
related to Other superimposed codes · 4
Superimposed code → Bloom, Other, Such, Zatocode

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card subjects subject superimposed code zatocoding holes book list slots systems information cut codes cards every particular one slot used

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Zatocoding is a kind of hash code that was popular in marginal punched-card systemsinstance ofA superimposed code0.80text
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsMany0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsE-Z Sort0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsZatocards0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsMcBee0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsMcBee Keysort0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsFlexisort0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsVelom0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsRocket0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsThe0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsSome0.60section
Superimposed coderelated to Marginal punched-card systemsEvery0.60section

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