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David Goldberg,
an American mathematician with a Ph.D. from Princeton University, computer scientist, adjunct professor at Scripps Research Institute, technical fellow at eBay, and former research scientist at Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), where he invented the Unistrokes Handwriting recognition technology ^[1], which was subject of a lawsuit with Palm, Inc. concerning their Graffiti (Palm OS) ^[2]. In the early 90s he published recognized papers on floating-point arithmetic.

Selected Publications

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• David Goldberg (1991). What every computer scientist should know about floating-point arithmetic. ACM Computing Surveys, reprint as pdf
• David Goldberg, Aaron Goodisman (1991). Stylus user interfaces for manipulating text. UIST 1991: 127-135, pdf
• David Goldberg (1992). The design of floating-point data types. ACM LOPLAS, Vol. 1, No. 2
• David Goldberg, Christopher Malon, Marshall W. Bern (2002). A Global Approach to Automatic Solution of Jigsaw Puzzles. SCG '02:Proceedings of the eighteenth annual symposium on Computational geometry, pdf ^[4]

External Links

• David Goldberg | LinkedIn
• David Goldberg, inventor of the unistroke alphabet - Science Photo Library
• Xerox PARCTAB

References

1. ^ David Goldberg, inventor of the unistroke alphabet - Science Photo Library
2. ^ Xerox collects from PalmOS | The Australian
3. ^ DBLP: David Goldberg
4. ^ Jigsaw puzzle from Wikipedia

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