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A contribution is a long bridge to the new

A publication has a high contribution if it creates a “long bridge” from what we knew already to something new which people will develop based on it.

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Publication contribution

A publication has a high contribution if it creates a “long bridge” between more distant areas of science.

A New Semantic Similarity Based Measure For Assessing Research Publication’s Contribution #publications #area #contribution #highest-contribution #science

A politician promises a bridge without a river

‘Hell, no. I can’t stand politicians. A politician is someone who promises you a bridge, even when there’s no river.’

Shantaram (gregory David Roberts) #bridge #politicians

Waterloo Bridge and spatiotemporal extent

As an example, take “Waterloo Bridge” as a concept. The first thing we ask is “does it have spatial and temporal extent ?”. It has spatial extent; it spans…

Boro Method (wikipedia Contributors) #bridge #process #concept

Narrow sources, broad impact

The underlying idea is that, for example, in the case of a survey paper, it is natural that publications within the set A and also within the set B will be…

A New Semantic Similarity Based Measure For Assessing Research Publication’s Contribution #field #contribution

Added value as semantic distance across citations

Our hypothesis states that the added value of publication p can be estimated based on the semantic distance from the publications cited by p to the…

A New Semantic Similarity Based Measure For Assessing Research Publication’s Contribution #publications #hypothesis #values #distance

CORE extracts citation networks

CORE uses the ParsCit system to extract citation information from the publications full-‐text. This information is used in turn to check if the (cited) target…

Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access #publications #information #purpose #aggregation #link