Analyses of highly cited papers of Acta Editologica
Jianhe Zhang
Abstract
Jianhe Zhang
Abstract
Based on CNKI(China National Knowledge Infrastructure),the distribution of highly cited papers published in Acta Editologica is studied from citation analyses.There are 2545 cited papers in the total of 3508 papers,and the highest citation frequency is 71.The results show that only a small number of papers have many citations.This is in accord with the rule of so called Pareto principle.In the first hundred highly cited papers,the column Theoretical Research has contributed the highest number(46 papers) with high citations,and the first author with the most highly cited papers is YOU Suning(6 papers).The first ten highly cited papers have been citing year after year which shows great vitality.
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Based on CNKI(China National Knowledge Infrastructure),the distribution of highly cited papers published in Acta Editologica is studied from citation analyses.There are 2545 cited papers in the total of 3508 papers,and the highest citation frequency is 71.The results show that only a small number of papers have many citations.This is in accord with the rule of so called Pareto principle.In the first hundred highly cited papers,the column Theoretical Research has contributed the highest number(46 papers) with high citations,and the first author with the most highly cited papers is YOU Suning(6 papers).The first ten highly cited papers have been citing year after year which shows great vitality.
Key concepts: Citation, Library science, China, Column (typography), Information retrieval, History, Computer science, Archaeology