2022
DOI: 10.3390/app122412864
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Study on Dynamic Evaluation of Sci-tech Journals Based on Time Series Model

Abstract: As science and technology continue to advance, sci-tech journals are developing rapidly, and the quality of these journals affects the development and progress of particular subjects. Whether sci-tech journals can be evaluated and predicted comprehensively and dynamically from multiple angles based on the current qualitative and quantitative evaluations of sci-tech journals is related to a rational adjustment of journal resource allocation and development planning. In this study, we propose a time series analy… Show more

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“…Data are received by the input layer (α) and are then presented to the hidden layer. Here, the input data and corresponding weight values (wg) are represented in the following equations [33].…”
Section: Irradiance Prediction Using O-annmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Data are received by the input layer (α) and are then presented to the hidden layer. Here, the input data and corresponding weight values (wg) are represented in the following equations [33].…”
Section: Irradiance Prediction Using O-annmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The output of the input layer is then passed into the hidden layer, which aggregates the weight and bias values and uses the rectified linear activation function (ReLU) activation function to train the input designs. Thus, the hidden layer is mathematically planned as in the following equations [33].…”
Section: Irradiance Prediction Using O-annmentioning
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“…Journal evaluation is tackled from a diverse range of research perspectives that covers many dimensions, from single (Balatsky et al , 2021) to multidisciplinary (Han and Qiu, 2022) and cross-disciplinary analyses (Zhang et al , 2019). Traditional journals (Zheng et al , 2019) to open access publication (Wei, 2020), static (Hao and Li, 2019) to dynamic evaluation (Ma et al , 2022) and single factor (Abramo et al , 2023) to multidimensional information measurement (Wang, 2022), all have relevant studies regarding journal evaluation.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%