[Public] Field Development Data

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S	T	U	V	W	X	Y	Z	AA	AB	AC	AD	AE	AF	AG	AH	AI	AJ	AK	AL	AM	AN	AO	AP	AQ	AR	AS	AT	AU	AV	AW	AX	AY	AZ	BA	BB	BC	BD	BE	BF	BG	BH	BI	BJ	BK	BL	BM
1			Factor Sums		Field Development Measures			Funding		Demand Related																Individuals and groups																				Existing theory, practical work, and research
2			Factor Sums		Field Development Measures			Funding		Demand Related																Group and Network effects in research						Single person effects				Clear path to success		Pathway to application / commercialisation								Theory Work				Early Work						Effects from nearby areas
3	Tech	Year	Sum (just yes)	Sum all	Breakout Period	SOURCE - Breakout Period	Early Growth Metric	Risk tolerant funding	SOURCE - Risk tolerant funding	Powerful people want technology	SOURCE - Powerful people want technology	Important application appeared this year	SOURCE - Important application appeared this year	Government importance	SOURCE - Government importance	International competition	SOURCE - International competition	No widespread political or ethical baggage	SOURCE - No widespread political or ethical baggage	Popular Imagination	SOURCE - Popular Imagination	Intuitive Appeal	SOURCE - Intuitive Appeal	High perceived impact	SOURCE - High perceived impact	Researchers available	SOURCE - researchers available	Well connected networks	SOURCE - Well connected networks	No scientific pushback	SOURCE - No scientific pushback	Prestigious advocate	SOURCE - Prestigious advocate	Dogged Champion	SOURCE - Dogged Champion	Sense of possibility	SOURCE - Sense of possibility	Early prototypes exist	SOURCE - Early prototypes exist	Protoype usefulness	SOURCE - Prototype usefulness	Practical designs exist	SOURCE - Practical designs exist	Commercial products exist	SOURCE -Commercial products exist?	Existing theory is positive	SOURCE - Existing theory is positive	Intrinsically motivated theoretical work	SOURCE - Theorists worked on out of theoretical interest	Strong results	SOURCE - Strong results	Practical work exists	SOURCE - Practical work exists	High profile paper exists	SOURCE - High profile paper exists	Ongoing innovations in neighbouring fields	SOURCE - Ongoing innovations in neighbouring fields	Similar technologies emerging	SOURCE - Similar technologies emerging	Recent fabrication advancement	SOURCE - Recent fabrication advancement	New standards and equipment	SOURCE - New standards and equipment?	Competing Field Problems	SOURCE - Competing Field Problems

4	AI (to first winter)	1920	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no	kind of difficult because people may have only thought of human AI as 'AI', not things like a cleaning robot. Going to assume that people would think of these kind of useful robots but also about automation and scary human like robots	no	put no mostly because of automation concerns, i don't get the impression that people would be really excited for it but I also think the perception wasn't overall negative	no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
5	AI (to first winter)	1921	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no	science fiction play R.U.R introduces the concept of artificial people, coins the term "robot"	no	science fiction play R.U.R introduces the concept of artificial people, coins the term "robot"	no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
6	AI (to first winter)	1922	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
7	AI (to first winter)	1923	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
8	AI (to first winter)	1924	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
9	AI (to first winter)	1925	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
10	AI (to first winter)	1926	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
11	AI (to first winter)	1927	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
12	AI (to first winter)	1928	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
13	AI (to first winter)	1929	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
14	AI (to first winter)	1930	3	-23	yes	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	no	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	no		yes		no		no		no	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	no		no		no		no		no	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	yes	beginning of period where neurology, cybernetics, information theory, and theory of computation result in suggestions of creating electronic brains	no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
15	AI (to first winter)	1931	3	-23	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
16	AI (to first winter)	1932	3	-23	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
17	AI (to first winter)	1933	4	-21	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes	going to put it halfway between these two because im unsure when the average person would be aware	no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
18	AI (to first winter)	1934	4	-21	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no	telephone network in lodon converted into electronic data processing with vacuum tubes	no		no		no		no
19	AI (to first winter)	1935	4	-21	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
20	AI (to first winter)	1936	5	-19	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		yes	Principles of the modern computer proposed by alan turing	no		no		no		no
21	AI (to first winter)	1937	5	-19	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
22	AI (to first winter)	1938	5	-19	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
23	AI (to first winter)	1939	5	-19	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
24	AI (to first winter)	1940	8	-13	yes	- see 1930s - 1950s for details in doc - going to put in the middle of the 1930s-1950s period of exploration	no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no	- see 1930s - 1950s for details in doc - going to put in the middle of the 1930s-1950s period of exploration	yes	- see 1930s - 1950s for details in doc - going to put in the middle of the 1930s-1950s period of exploration	no		yes		no		no		yes	- see 1930s - 1950s for details in doc - going to put in the middle of the 1930s-1950s period of exploration	no		no		no		no		yes	- see 1930s - 1950s for details in doc - going to put in the middle of the 1930s-1950s period of exploration	yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
25	AI (to first winter)	1941	8	-13	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes	Z3 computer (first working electromechanical, programmable, fully automatic digital computer)	no		no		no		no
26	AI (to first winter)	1942	8	-13	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
27	AI (to first winter)	1943	8	-13	yes	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	yes	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	no		yes		no		no		yes	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	no		no		no		no		yes	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	yes	Pitts and McCulloch showed how neural networks could perform simple logical functions	no		no		no		yes	colossus (first electronic digital programmable computing device)	no		no		no		no
28	AI (to first winter)	1944	8	-13	yes		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
29	AI (to first winter)	1945	10	-9	yes		no	no		yes	automatic translation wanted after WWII - wasnt really considered that hard at the time (like a cipher)	yes	automatic translation wanted after WWII - wasnt really considered that hard at the time (like a cipher)	no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes	ENIAC in operation (first turing complete electronic computer) - for ballistic calculations in the US	no		no		no		no
30	AI (to first winter)	1946	9	-11	yes		no	no		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
31	AI (to first winter)	1947	10	-9	yes		no	yes	guessing that by now there is about $1 mil equivalent of basic science funding (between pitts and mcculloch and shannon mouse / chess algorithms	yes		no		no		no		yes		yes	"with folded hands" published - ai controlled society where AI's overzealously make sure humans are safe	no	"with folded hands" published - ai controlled society where AI's overzealously make sure humans are safe	no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
32	AI (to first winter)	1948	10	-9	yes		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes	first stored program computer (could change what you were running without rewiring)	no		no		no		no
33	AI (to first winter)	1949	10	-9	yes		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no
34	AI (to first winter)	1950	13	-3	yes	Shannon's Mouse	no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes	Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics	no	Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics	no	Shannon's Mouse	yes	Shannon's Mouse	no		yes		no		no		yes	Shannon's Mouse	yes	Shannon's Mouse	no	Shannon's Mouse	no		no		yes	Turing suggests machines that pass turing test can be said to think	yes	Turing suggests machines that pass turing test can be said to think	no	Shannon's Mouse	yes	Shannon's Mouse	no	Shannon's Mouse	yes		no		no		yes	see 1949 in doc for more detail - really bulky computers with memory are accessible in universities around now	no
35	AI (to first winter)	1951	13	-3	yes	Chess playing program and first neural net	no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no	Chess playing program and first neural net	yes	Chess playing program and first neural net	no		yes		no		no		yes	Chess playing program and first neural net	yes		no	Chess playing program and first neural net	no		no		yes		yes		no	Chess playing program and first neural net	yes	Chess playing program and first neural net	no	Chess playing program and first neural net	yes	first commercially avialable general purpose computer delivered to university of manchester	no		no		yes		no
36	AI (to first winter)	1952	13	-3	yes		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		no
37	AI (to first winter)	1953	14	-1	yes		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes	people didnt attent conference because they thought it was impossible	yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes	"early fifties" as start of machine translation efforts - another US funded computer related field with high expectations	no		yes		no
38	AI (to first winter)	1954	14	-1	yes		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		yes		no		yes		no		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no
39	AI (to first winter)	1955	15	1	yes	logic theorist created	no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		no	logic theorist created	yes	logic theorist created	no		yes		no		no		yes	logic theorist created	yes		no	logic theorist created	no		no		yes		yes		yes	logic theorist created	yes	logic theorist created	no	logic theorist created	yes	first fully transistorized computer	yes		no		yes		no
40	AI (to first winter)	1956	17	5	yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - the conference was noted as having been the first time many researchers had actually met each other and afterwards felt comfortable contacting each other - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	yes		yes	I reckon claude shannon was pretty well known at this point	no		yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	yes		no		no		no		yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	yes	1956 Dartmouth conference - before this there were two small groups in pittsburgh and boston	no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no
41	AI (to first winter)	1957	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no
42	AI (to first winter)	1958	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes	demonstration of integrated circuit working	yes		no		yes		no
43	AI (to first winter)	1959	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no	the general problem solver is created	no		no		yes		yes		yes	the general problem solver is created	yes	the general problem solver is created	no	the general problem solver is created	yes		yes		no		yes		no
44	AI (to first winter)	1960	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no	Biography on simulation, gaming, artificial intelligence and allied topics published	yes	MOS transistors made building computers way easier	yes		no		yes		no
45	AI (to first winter)	1961	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no	see 1961 - lucas argument using godels incompleteness	yes		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes	see 1961 in doc - Steps towards artificial intelligence published by minsky	yes		yes		no		yes	see 1961 - time sharing operating system implemented at MIT	no
46	AI (to first winter)	1962	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		no		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no
47	AI (to first winter)	1963	20	11	no	DARPA funds MAC program - roughly $3million a year	no	yes	DARPA funds MAC program - roughly $3million a year	yes	DARPA funds MAC program - roughly $3million a year	yes	natural voice commands wanted	yes	DARPA funds MAC program - roughly $3million a year	no	see 1963 in doc for justification	yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes	multiple patents relating to artificial intelligence from 1963	no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no
48	AI (to first winter)	1964	19	9	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes	first commercial MOS intergrated circuit	yes		no		no		no
49	AI (to first winter)	1965	18	7	no		yes	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no	Dreyfus publishes alchemy and AI	yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no
50	AI (to first winter)	1966	18	7	no	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	no	yes	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	yes	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	no		yes	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation after ALPAC report is pretty scathing about progress	yes		no		yes	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	yes		no	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	yes		no		yes		yes		no	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	yes	see 1966 in doc - National research council drops support for automatic translation	yes		yes		yes	ALPAC and funding pulled from automatic translation	no		no		no
51	AI (to first winter)	1967	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
52	AI (to first winter)	1968	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
53	AI (to first winter)	1969	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
54	AI (to first winter)	1970	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
55	AI (to first winter)	1971	18	7	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
56	AI (to first winter)	1972	17	5	no		no	yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no	Dreyfus publishes what computers cant do	yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		no		no		no		no
57	AI (to first winter)	1973	18	7	no	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	no	yes	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	yes	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	no		yes	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	yes		no	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	yes		no		yes		yes		no	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	yes	UK cuts AI funding after Lighthill report - some UK researchers go to US	yes		yes		no		no		no		no
58	AI (to first winter)	1974	15	1	no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	no	no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	no		no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	no		yes		yes		no		yes		yes		yes		yes		yes		no		yes	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	yes		no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	yes		no		yes	lots of critics thought it wasnt possible though	yes		no	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	yes	DARPA cuts funding - see 1974	yes		yes		no		no		no		no
59	APM	1920	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
60	APM	1921	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
61	APM	1922	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
62	APM	1923	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
63	APM	1924	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
64	APM	1925	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
65	APM	1926	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
66	APM	1927	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
67	APM	1928	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
68	APM	1929	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
69	APM	1930	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
70	APM	1931	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
71	APM	1932	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
72	APM	1933	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
73	APM	1934	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
74	APM	1935	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
75	APM	1936	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
76	APM	1937	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
77	APM	1938	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
78	APM	1939	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
79	APM	1940	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
80	APM	1941	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
81	APM	1942	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
82	APM	1943	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
83	APM	1944	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
84	APM	1945	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
85	APM	1946	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
86	APM	1947	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
87	APM	1948	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
88	APM	1949	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
89	APM	1950	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
90	APM	1951	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
91	APM	1952	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
92	APM	1953	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
93	APM	1954	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
94	APM	1955	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
95	APM	1956	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
96	APM	1957	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
97	APM	1958	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
98	APM	1959	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
99	APM	1960	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no
100	APM	1961	2	-25	no		no	no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		yes		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no		no