A content and social network approach of bibliometrics analysis across domains
Christopher C. Yang, Xuning Tang
Abstract
Christopher C. Yang, Xuning Tang
Abstract
Bibliometrics data contain rich co-authorship network, text and temporal information. In this work, we employ a hybrid approach that incorporating content and social network similarity to conduct a bibliometrics analysis across the information retrieval and World Wide Web domains using the DBLP dataset.
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Bibliometrics data contain rich co-authorship network, text and temporal information. In this work, we employ a hybrid approach that incorporating content and social network similarity to conduct a bibliometrics analysis across the information retrieval and World Wide Web domains using the DBLP dataset.
Key concepts: Bibliometrics, Social network analysis, Computer science, Similarity (geometry), Information retrieval, Data science, Social network (sociolinguistics), Network analysis