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Recent update on cerebral sparganosis: A bibliometric analysis and scientific mapping. [PDF]
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The costs of competition in distributing scarce research funds. [PDF]
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Workshop «New Research Lines in Informetrics»
Borja González-Albo
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Global research trends in endometrial receptivity from 2000 to 2024: bibliometric analysis. [PDF]
Liu Z, Zhang Z, Xie P.
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Extending Lotkaian informetrics
Information Processing and Management, 2008The continuous version of the Lotka distribution, more generally referred to outside of informetrics as the Pareto distribution, has long enjoyed a central position in the theoretical development of informetrics despite several reported drawbacks in modelling empirical data distributions, most particularly that the inverse power form seems mainly to be
Quentin L Burrell
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An introduction to informetrics
Information Processing and Management, 1992Abstract The scope and significance of the field of informetrics is defined and related to the earlier fields of bibliometrics and scientometrics. The phenomena studied by informetricians are identified. The major contributors to the field in the past are described and current emphases are related to the contributions in this Special Issue.
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The three dimensions of informetrics: a conceptual view
Journal of Documentation, 2013PurposeThe aim of this paper is to propose a conceptual model of the field of informetrics. Specifically, the paper argues that informetrics comprises the study of entities in three dimensions: the social, documentary and epistemic dimensions containing respectively agents, documents, and concepts or cognitions.Design/methodology/approachThe paper ...
Raf Guns
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Bridging the gaps: Conceptual discussions on informetrics
In this paper we discuss the possible gaps between several subdisciplines in informetrics and between informetrics and other-metrics disciplines such as econometrics, sociometrics and so on. It is argued that in all these disciplines, common models exist which describe the main points of interest.
EGGHE, Leo
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