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Citation analysis

Ever since the idea of using citations for research evaluation was introduced [Garfield,1955], citation analysis has received a lot of attention and many theories and measures based on citations have been produced.

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Argument (philosophy)

This has two aspects: the evaluation of arguments, and the construction or advancing of arguments. Some of the skills involved in this are: understanding of…

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Reference to requirements engineering

analysis is founded on a revisit of Jackson and Zave’s seminal work on the foundations of requirements engineering [9], [10], [11]

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Bibliographic citation

The practice of bibliographic citation to supporting materials was formalized in scholarly publishing more than a century ago. In this tradition, a…

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Citations are insufficient evidence of impact

The assumption of our research is that citations themselves are an insufficient evidence of impact.

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Doi and expressions

Fundamentally, CrossRef DOIs are aimed at providing a persistent online citation infrastructure for scholarly and professional publishers. Consequently…

Does A Crossref Doi Identify A “work?” | Crosstech #expectations #DOI #citations #authors #levels

Erroneous references due to title changes

This is corroborated by Research Trends’ own case study of citations and references for 10 journals that changed title in 2000. Anecdotal evidence gleaned…

What’s In A Name? Journal Rebranding And Its Consequences On Citations - Research Trends #years #reference-lists #changes #citations #journals