A Comparison of Three Measures of Journal Status: Influence Weight, Importance Index, and Measure of Standing.

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Autore principale: Kim, Mary T.
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Pubblicazione: 1992
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contents A Comparison of Three Measures of Journal Status: Influence Weight, Importance Index, and Measure of Standing. Kim, Mary T. Citation Analysis Comparative Analysis Computer Software Library Science Mathematical Models Measurement Techniques Research Needs Scholarly Journals Statistical Analysis Reviews three citation-based measures for the study of journal status--influence weight, importance index, and measure of standing--to provide more convenient access to their computation. A subset of nine library and information science journals is used to illustrate simple computational procedures using the SAS statistical software package. (18 references) (MES)
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spellingShingle A Comparison of Three Measures of Journal Status: Influence Weight, Importance Index, and Measure of Standing.
Kim, Mary T.
Citation Analysis
Comparative Analysis
Computer Software
Library Science
Mathematical Models
Measurement Techniques
Research Needs
Scholarly Journals
Statistical Analysis
A Comparison of Three Measures of Journal Status: Influence Weight, Importance Index, and Measure of Standing. Kim, Mary T. Citation Analysis Comparative Analysis Computer Software Library Science Mathematical Models Measurement Techniques Research Needs Scholarly Journals Statistical Analysis Reviews three citation-based measures for the study of journal status--influence weight, importance index, and measure of standing--to provide more convenient access to their computation. A subset of nine library and information science journals is used to illustrate simple computational procedures using the SAS statistical software package. (18 references) (MES)
title A Comparison of Three Measures of Journal Status: Influence Weight, Importance Index, and Measure of Standing.
topic Citation Analysis
Comparative Analysis
Computer Software
Library Science
Mathematical Models
Measurement Techniques
Research Needs
Scholarly Journals
Statistical Analysis
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