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From David C. Lay's book: Linear Algebra and its applications: IN the late summer 1949, Harvard Professor Wassily Leontief was feeding the last of his punched cards into the university's Mark II computer. The cards contained information about the US economy. It contained a summary of more than 250'000 pieces of information produced by the US Buerau of Labor Statistics. |