2018
DOI: 10.18520/cs/v115/i8/1470-1476
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Scientific Contribution of Professor Mahalanobis:A Bio-Bibliometric Study

Abstract: On the 125th birth anniversary of Professor Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, the authors analyse characteristic features, pattern and citation impact of the great Indian scientist and statistician's scientific works. A bibliography of his scientific contributions was prepared. It contained 6 books, 142 journal articles, 87 conference papers and 38 research reports. The study categorizes and presents the data according to year-wise contribution, authorship pattern, collaborators, preferred journals for communicati… Show more

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“…Similarly, patents reflect technological innovation and contribution. Scientometric researchers widely use citation counts as a proxy for scientific and technological influence [24][25][26] and also apply this bibliometric approach to assess the scientific contributions of individual scientists [27,28]. This methodology indicates that research influence is not distinguished from scientific contribution.…”
Section: Influence and Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, patents reflect technological innovation and contribution. Scientometric researchers widely use citation counts as a proxy for scientific and technological influence [24][25][26] and also apply this bibliometric approach to assess the scientific contributions of individual scientists [27,28]. This methodology indicates that research influence is not distinguished from scientific contribution.…”
Section: Influence and Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, patents reflect technological innovation and contribution. Scientometric researchers widely use citation counts as a proxy for scientific and technological influence [24][25][26] and also apply this bibliometric approach to assess the scientific contributions of individual scientists [27,28]. This methodology indicates that research influence is not distinguished from scientific contribution.…”
Section: Influence and Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%