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Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Get PDFThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
Book Usage Data Workflows
No full text<p>Book Usage Data Workflows provides Apache Airflow workflows for fetching, processing and analysing data about Open Access Books. The workflows include: Google Analytics, Google Books, JSTOR, IRUS Fulcrum, IRUS OAPEN, Onix, UCL Discovery and an Onix Workflow for combining all of this data.</p>
<p><strong>Contributors</strong><br>
Conceptualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Data curation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Formal analysis: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Funding acquisition: Cameron Neylon and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Investigation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alkim Ozaygen, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Methodology: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Project administration: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Resources: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Software: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, and Alex Massen-Hane.<br>
Supervision: Richard Hosking, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, Cameron Neylon, and Lucy Montgomery.<br>
Validation: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Visualization: Visualization: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Rebecca N. Handcock, and Kathryn R. Napier.<br>
Writing - original draft: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Tuan-Yow Chien, James P. Diprose, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.<br>
Writing - review & editing: Richard Hosking, Keegan R. Smith, Aniek Roelofs, Rebecca N. Handcock, Alex Massen-Hane, Kathryn R. Napier, and Laura J. Wilkinson.</p>The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative (COKI) is a strategic initiative of the Research Office at Curtin, the Faculty of Humanities, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Curtin Institute for Data Science, with additional support from the Mellon Foundation and the Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
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