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George Mathew edited this page Apr 10, 2017
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Index | Positive | Negative | Use in Current Research |
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[1] | a) Compares author publishing patterns in journals vs conferences. b) Summarizes different author contribution methods |
a) Purely bibliometric b) Combination of citation and contribution can be combined. |
Check ideas marked as [3] |
[2] | a) Uses an N-gram model for prediction | a)Ground truth is manually labeled. Need mturk for this. b) Unpublished Masters work |
a) Sentiments can be useful. b) Current data is not suitable for this |
[3] | a) Gives a citation landscape. This can be a title for an RQ in the citemap paper. b) They use a wordle to highlight topics. Can be used for showing topic terms. |
a) Papers are only on ESEM. b) Choice of parameters for alpha and beta for topic modeling along with how it was tuned is not mentioned. |
a) Top cited papers are shown using cites per year. This can be helpful. |
- [1] Fernandes, J. M. (2014). Authorship trends in software engineering. Scientometrics, 101(1), 257-271.
- [2] Athar, A. (2014). Sentiment analysis of scientific citations (No. UCAM-CL-TR-856). University of Cambridge, Computer Laboratory.
- [3] Raulamo-Jurvanen, P., Mantyla, M. V., & Garousi, V. (2015, October). Citation and Topic Analysis of the ESEM papers. In Empirical Software Engineering and Measurement (ESEM), 2015 ACM/IEEE International Symposium on (pp. 1-4). IEEE.