Scientometric mapping of computer science research in Mexico

Thirty Years of theInternational Journal of Intelligent Systems: A Bibliometric Review

“…Bibliometrics can be developed in a wide range of contexts including the analysis of a research topic, journals, institutions, and countries . In computer science, there are many bibliometric studies concerning a wide range of issues including journals and countries . More specifically, there are several bibliometric studies close to the scope of IJIS including computational intelligence, fuzzy sets and systems, aggregation operators, intuitionistic fuzzy sets, linguistic decision making, gray systems, and ant colony optimization …”

Scientometric Survey of Human Heart Disease Related Publications in ASEAN, the Philippines and Singapore

“…Wherein compared to [13] Mexico which ranks 35 th in the world CS research Output during the periods of 1989-2014, they have already made some systematic computational analysis to characterize CS research. [6,10,12] The ASEAN countries, despite lagging behind in Science and Technology sector development during the second half of the 20th century, made noticeable progress in the IT sector in the recent past. IT has gradually become one of the largest services sector contributors to economies of the region and one of the major employment providers.…”

“…[1,6] This field of science is very essential because it can be crossed or used in almost the different kinds in field of science such as webometrics, bibliometrics, and altmetric. [2] Disease is an abnormal state in the body where it can cause implications and affect our health.…”

Scientometric Mapping of Social Science Studies in East Asia and the Philippines

“…This data collection method was seen to be the commonly used approach in data collection from reviewed literatures. Another common data collection method is by using the research outputs indexed from Web of Science [15,16,18,20]. Other data collection methods are as follow: Science Citation Index [6,17], Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences [13], DBLP for Computer Science [14], and Web of Knowledge [19].…”