Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

Lira, Rodrigo Pessoa Cavalcanti; Amorim, Fernando Henrique Ramos; Gonçalves, Fauze Abdulmassih; Arieta, Carlos Eduardo Leite; Kara-Júnior, Newton

doi:10.5935/0034-7280.20140002

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“… 8. Andersen and Schneider (2011); Annalingam et al (2014); Antoniou et al (2015); Bhandari et al (2007); Falagas et al (2013); Farshad, Sidler, and Gerber (2013); Ginsberg (2012); Lira et al (2014); Miettunen and Nieminen (2003); Patsopoulos, Analatos, and Ioannidis (2005); and Perneger (2004, 2015). …”

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Why Do Some Articles in Planning Journals Get Cited More than Others?

Stevens

Park

Tian

et al. 2019

Journal of Planning Education and Research

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The planning literature has taken a recent interest in journal article citation counts, which are often used to measure the scholarly impact of articles, authors, or university departments. However, little is known about the factors that determine citation counts for planning-related articles. We find that citation counts in planning vary across planning topics and are also influenced by other journal, author, and article-related factors. We provide recommendations to planning researchers for increasing the impact of their research, and advise consumers of citation counts in planning to consider making particular adjustments to the counts to make them more meaningful.

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Why Do Some Articles in Planning Journals Get Cited More than Others?

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Park

Tian

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Journal of Planning Education and Research

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“…Si bien se ha hecho esfuerzo por captar publicaciones experimentales debido a su mayor peso en cuanto a la evidencia y porque se asocian a mayor número de citas concedidas 16 , esta colaboración es aún escasa, probablemente por menor participación de niños en como primer autor (36,8%), 5 enfermeros o enfermeros matrones, 3 psicólogos y el resto se dividía entre nutricionistas, tecnólogos médicos y sociólogos. No hubo tendencia clara según profesión del primer autor en los demás diseños de AO.…”

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Revista Chilena de Pediatría/Andes Pediatrica en el nuevo milenio. Análisis bibliométrico.

Oppenheimer

Río

et al. 2021

Andes pediatr

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Andes Pediatrica/Revista Chilena de Pediatría (AP/RCHP), mantiene un perfil de documentos que abarca todos los formatos de la publicación científica, desde Artículos Originales (AO) hasta Cartas al Editor. Para una adecuada planificación editorial se requiere un análisis bibliométrico de largo plazo. Objetivo: Describir el perfil de AO publicados en AP/RCHP en las últimas 2 décadas. Metodología: Desde una lista de vocabulario controlado se estandarizaron los descriptores temáticos y metodológicos de los documentos del 2000 al 2020. Se analizó nacionalidad, género y profesión de los autores, tipología documental y diseño de los AO. Se analizó los descriptores citados en Google Schoolar y los más visitados en el sitio web de la revista en los últimos años. Resultados: Se publicaron 1.738 manuscritos, 580 (33,4%) AO, con un incremento de 59 a 129 AO entre el primer y último trienio. El promedio de autores fue superior para los AO (4,7) que para los no originales (3,0); el año 2020 hubo 9 colaboraciones multicéntricas de distintos países. Los AO de autores extranjeros incrementaron de 3,3 a 28,7%, la autoría en primera posición de profesionales no médicos aumentó de 15 a 31%, hubo predominio de primer autor femenino (relación 1,4/1). De los AO 9,1% eran experimentales, 3,3% cualitativos y el resto cuantitativos observacionales. Los descriptores más publicados fueron Nutrición, Infectología, Neonatología y Broncopulmonar, mientras que los más citados fueron Nutrición, Neonatología y Salud Oral, sin tendencia entre los más visitados. El 44% de los artículos más citados y el 35% de los más visitados fueron AO. Conclusiones: Destaca un importante incremento de AO publicados, con baja frecuencia de diseños experimentales. Hubo participación de autores de distintas nacionalidades y profesiones. Los AO contribuyeron a un tercio de las visitas y casi la mitad de las citas, sin demostrarse correlación entre los descriptores más publicados y los más citados.

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“…Tahamta et al [20] made a comprehensive overview on the work of researchers in predicting of articles' future citation counts. They detected 198 relevant papers and summarized that the indices from authors [31]- [36], papers [29], [36]- [39], journals [40]- [45], and some alternative metrics [30], [46]- [51] are related to the number of citations. However, most of these indicators are the external bibliometrics features of the paper and do not involve the paper's content characteristics.…”

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Identification High Influential Articles by Considering the Topic Characteristics of Articles

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The topic of one article reflects its main semantic content, which is also the main guidance for researchers to choose reference literature. In order to explore whether the topic of an article will affect its citation trend in future, this paper establishes a machine learning framework to study the role of topic characteristics in the prediction of future high influential articles. Articles from four different disciplines are collected as experimental samples to verify whether the framework proposed in this paper can be applied to the prediction task in different disciplines. The Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) is used to determine the topic characteristics of sample articles. LDA can map sample articles to current hot topics and generate the mapping probability of sample articles under different hot topics. The maximum mapping probability of the sample article under the hot topics is extracted as the topic feature of the article. Then the feature space for the prediction task is constructed by combining the topic feature and some bibliometrics indices of articles. Three feature selection algorithms, Fisher Score, Relief-F and Spectral Feature Selection (SPEC), are taken to select the important features in the feature space. The prediction performance of these features is finally tested by three classifiers, SVM, KNN and Bagging. The experimental results show that the topic characteristics of article, the early citation characteristics of article, and the reputation of the author are the key factors that determine whether an article can grow into a highly influential one. The important value of topic characteristics in articles' citation activities shows that the content of the article is an important factor in attracting more citations.

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Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Why Do Some Articles in Planning Journals Get Cited More than Others?

Why Do Some Articles in Planning Journals Get Cited More than Others?

Revista Chilena de Pediatría/Andes Pediatrica en el nuevo milenio. Análisis bibliométrico.

Identification High Influential Articles by Considering the Topic Characteristics of Articles

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