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Bibliometric Analysis of the Subject Distribution-based Papers on Information Studies in China

Qiao Wen-ming

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With a statistical analysis of the research papers on information studies published from 1991 to 2000 in China,this article makes a bibliometric analysis of the subject distribution of these papers so as to reflect the present situation and development trend of researches on information studies in China.

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With a statistical analysis of the research papers on information studies published from 1991 to 2000 in China,this article makes a bibliometric analysis of the subject distribution of these papers so as to reflect the present situation and development trend of researches on information studies in China.

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With a statistical analysis of the research papers on information studies published from 1991 to 2000 in China,this article makes a bibliometric analysis of the subject distribution of these papers so as to reflect the present situation and development trend of researches on information studies in China.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), China, Bibliometrics, Distribution (mathematics), Statistical analysis, Data science, Regional science, Computer science

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