The small size of some fields, pre-publication presentation of data at professional conferences, and the citation of authors' own work (a common practice) can allow reviewers to guess the author's identity[1,7].
Writers should merely state their premises and provide relevant citations and avoid mention of authors' names or description of cited works; this places emphasis on ideas rather than on investigators and studies.
The HI typically suffers from its reliance on name strings: although information on the authors' affiliation and additional surnames were taken into account, citations of different authors sharing the same name may contribute to the HI (this problem especially arose for five Chinese names).
When the midterm came, most students were able to discuss the course content as part of a broad, intellectual conversation between different thinkers, providing citations of specific authors from memory.
The methodology exemplified here will enable molecule mining in semantic context and ensure maximum reuse of the valuable data by interested readers thereby enhancing the citations of the authors.
63,9) of Porphyry, which was also the major source of Boethius' commentary on De Int. and probably also of Ammonius' citations of earlier authors, such as Alexander of Aphrodisias (active late 2nd to early 3rd century), Aspasius (first half of 2nd century), Herminus (2nd C ., and the Stoics.
Criteria for selection include the early citation of articles in the journal, and the citation records of authors and editorial board members.
Note: Order does not necessarily reflect citation order of authors.
In this study, we analyze three large datasets of computer science papers in the categories of artificial intelligence, software engineering, and theory and methods and apply 12 different ranking methods to the citation networks of authors.
In the following we study the inverse relation and ask whether a shift in citation success of authors is indicative for their future position in the coauthorship network.
