Finding the top conferences using novel ranking algorithm

Purpose Bibliometrics is one of the research fields in library and information science that deals with the analysis of academic entities. In this regard, to gauge the productivity and popularity of authors, publication counts and citation counts are common bibliometric measures. Similarly, the significance of a journal is measured using another bibliometric measure, impact factor. However, scarce attention has been paid to find the impact and productivity of conferences using these bibliometric measures. Moreover, the application of the existing techniques rarely finds the impact of conferences in a distinctive manner. The purpose of this paper is to propose and compare the DS-index with existing bibliometric indices, such as h-index, g-index and R-index, to study and rank conferences distinctively based on their significance. Design/methodology/approach The DS-index is applied to the self-developed large DBLP data set having publication data over 50 years covering more than 10,000 conferences. Findings The empirical results of the proposed index are compared with the existing indices using the standard performance evaluation measures. The results confirm that the DS-index performs better than other indices in ranking the conferences in a distinctive manner. Originality/value Scarce attention is paid to rank conferences in distinctive manner using bibliometric measures. In addition, exploiting the DS-index to assign unique ranks to the different conferences makes this research work novel.

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Components of the System for Selecting Specialists for Expert Groups

Busheva,

Feofanov

2024

Automation and Modeling in Design and Management

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This study is devoted to one of the stages of developing an automated system for selecting specialists for enterprises in the mechanical engineering sector, namely to the preparatory stage of the application development. At the preparation stage, basic interaction schemes are worked out, the stages of system operation are described, and the tools that will be used for further implementation are determined. The paper describes the components included in the system, which allows one to automate selecting specialists into expert groups, and identifying their main functions, conditions of use, methods of interaction, graphical diagrams, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the tools applied. A detailed description and analysis of component interactions provide opportunities for further coding of the program and designing the application interface. Detailed descriptions of the terms used to depict the program operation are given. Graphic diagrams make it possible to clearly demonstrate the use of components and the result of the work. The advantages and disadvantages of applying WSGI servers are also stated. The main types of production at machine-building enterprises are shown. Arguments are given that indicate the need to develop software that automates the process of selecting a candidate at machine-building enterprises. The paper objective is to develop an automated sys-tem for selecting specialists. The research methods are analysis, observation. The article contains developments and diagrams, the description of which will help to write code to continued operation of the program. A schematic diagram of the program operation is built, and the sequence of processes required to launch the application is described. The article is one of the stages of developing a web application, which confirms the possibility of creating such a product.

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Finding the top conferences using novel ranking algorithm

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Hotness prediction of scientific topics based on a bibliographic knowledge graph

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Components of the System for Selecting Specialists for Expert Groups

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