A Programming Environment for Small Business. - James Leigh; William Leigh (SIGSMALL/SIGMOD Symposium, 1981)

Experiences with a continuing education seminar: "Computers for small business". - William Ernest Leigh (ACM SIGCSE Bull., 1981)

A systems approach to the introductory course in information systems. - David Robert Adams; William Leigh (SIGCSE, 1982)

A mechanism for natural language access to database systems: U. of Cincinnati. - Lawrence J. Mazlack; Richard A. Feinauer; William Ernest Leigh; Neomi Paz (SIGART Newsl., 1982)

Interpretation of Natural Language Database Queries Using Optimization Methods. - William Ernest Leigh; James Evans (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1986)

Implementing Adaptable Hypermedia in a Relational Database. - William Leigh; James M. Ragusa (HCI (2), 1993)

The development of knowledge for maintenance management using simulation. - Noemi M. Paz; William Leigh; Ralph V. Rogers (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1994)

First steps in an evaluation of the dow theory. - William Leigh; Noemi M. Paz (CATA, 1999)

Progress Report: Improving the Stock Price Forecasting Performance of the Bull Flag Heuristic With Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks. - William Leigh; Edwin Odisho; Noemi M. Paz; Mario Paz (IEA/AIE, 2000)

Using neural networks to improve a market timing heuristic. - William Leigh; Ross Hightower; Ron Rubin (ACIS Int. J. Comput. Inf. Sci., 2000)

A pattern recognition approach to the prediction of price increases in the New York Stock Exchange Composite Index. - William Leigh; Mario Paz; Noemi M. Paz; Russell L. Purvis (Informatica (Slovenia), 2001)

Utilizing knowledge links in the implementation of system development methodologies. - Tom L. Roberts; William Leigh; Russell L. Purvis; Monica J. Parzinger (Inf. Softw. Technol., 2001)

Forecasting the NYSE composite index with technical analysis, pattern recognizer, neural network, and genetic algorithm: a case study in romantic decision support. - William Leigh; Russell L. Purvis; James M. Ragusa (Decis. Support Syst., 2002)

Stock market trading rule discovery using technical charting heuristics. - William Leigh; Naval Modani; Russell L. Purvis; Tom L. Roberts (Expert Syst. Appl., 2002)

A computational implementation of stock charting: abrupt volume increase as signal for movement in New York Stock Exchange Composite Index. - William Leigh; Naval Modani; Ross Hightower (Decis. Support Syst., 2004)

Trust-building mechanisms utilized in outsourced IS development projects: a case study. - Maria Cristina Lander; Russell L. Purvis; Gordon E. McCray; William Leigh (Inf. Manag., 2004)

Forecasting the New York stock exchange composite index with past price and interest rate on condition of volume spike. - William Leigh; Ross Hightower; Naval Modani (Expert Syst. Appl., 2005)

Implementation and validation of an opportunistic stock market timing heuristic: One-day share volume spike as buy signal. - William Leigh; Russell L. Purvis (Expert Syst. Appl., 2008)

Trading With a Stock Chart Heuristic. - William Leigh; Cheryl J. Frohlich; Steven Hornik; Russell L. Purvis; Tom L. Roberts (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. Part A, 2008)

Are You Managing an "Everest" Project? A Case Study Considering Issues for Project Managers Born from Tragedy. - Russell L. Purvis; Raymond M. Henry; William Leigh; Gordon E. McCray (Commun. Assoc. Inf. Syst., 2009)

Historical Impulse Response of Return Analysis Shows Information Technology Improves Stock Market Efficiency. - William Leigh; Russell L. Purvis (Informatica (Slovenia), 2009)