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A citation index bridging Hirsch's <i>h</i> and Egghe's <i>g</i>. [PDF]
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Development a case-based classifier for predicting highly cited papers
Journal of Informetrics, 2012Abstract In this paper, we discussed the feasibility of early recognition of highly cited papers with citation prediction tools. Because there are some noises in papers’ citation behaviors, the soft fuzzy rough set (SFRS), which is well robust to noises, is introduced in constructing the case-based classifier (CBC) for highly cited papers.
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Scientometrics, 2017
We examine the number of citations in 10 highly cited retracted papers, and compare their current pre- and post-citation values. We offer some possible explanations for the continued citation of these retracted papers, and point out some of the risks that may be involved for the communities that continue to cite them.
Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva +1 more
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We examine the number of citations in 10 highly cited retracted papers, and compare their current pre- and post-citation values. We offer some possible explanations for the continued citation of these retracted papers, and point out some of the risks that may be involved for the communities that continue to cite them.
Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva +1 more
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Mining typical features for highly cited papers
Scientometrics, 2011In this paper, we discuss the application of the data mining tools to identify typical features for highly cited papers (HCPs). By integrating papers' external features and quality features, the feature space used to model HCPs was established. Then, a series of predictor teams were extracted from the feature space with rough set reduction framework ...
Ming-Yang Wang 0001, Guang Yu, Daren Yu
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Highly cited old papers and the reasons why they continue to be cited
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1978AbstractThis article describes a study to ascertain the reasons why certain old papers are still highly cited many years after their publication. Twenty‐three old papers in the subject fields of physics and physical chemistry which are still highly cited were selected, and 978 of the papers that cited them in the period 1974–1975 were studied.
Charles Oppenheim, Susan P. Renn
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Evidence-Based Blepharoplasty: An Analysis of Highly Cited Research Papers
Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2022Purpose: The purpose of the study was to appraise the methodological quality of the highest impact blepharoplasty research and to describe prevalent research themes. Methods: The 100 most highly cited research papers relevant to blepharoplasty were obtained from Web of Science, with
Walton N, Charles +4 more
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Characteristics of highly cited papers
Research Evaluation, 2003Highly cited articles are very different from ‘ordinary’ cited articles. Typically, they are authored by a large number of scientists, often involving international collaboration. The majority of the papers represent regular journal articles (81%), although review articles (12%) are over-represented compared to the national average. The citation curves
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Can the Highly Cited Psychiatric Paper be Predicted Early?
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2009Objective: Predicting the impact of any research article on its scientific discipline is often viewed as requiring the passage of time. A recent BMJ article, however, reported that an article's citation rate at 2years could be predicted by data available 3weeks following publication. The question remains as to whether establishing a citation trajectory
Matthew, Hyett, Gordon, Parker
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