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Microsoft Academic可以帮助评估学术书籍的引用影响吗?

Can Microsoft Academic help to assess the citation impact of academic books?

Kayvan Kousha, Mike Thelwall

摘要:

尽管最近有证据表明Microsoft Academic是期刊文章引用计数的广泛来源,但不知道学术书籍是否也是如此。本文通过将图书引文索引(BKCI)中2013-2016年的16,463本图书的引文与17个领域的Microsoft Academic和Google Books自动提取的引文进行比较,填补了这一空白。大约60%的BKCI书籍在Microsoft Academic中有记录,因年份和领域而异。在所有年份的9个学科领域中,微软学术版的引文数量是BKCI的1.5到3.6倍。Microsoft Academic比BKCI发现了更多的引用,因为它索引了更多的学术出版物,并将引用合并到不同的版本和章节。相比之下,BKCI在2013-2014年的三个领域的书籍中只发现了比Microsoft Academic更多的引用。Microsoft Academic在所有年份的六个领域都发现了比Google Books更多的引用。因此,微软学术可能是一个有用的来源,为影响评估的书籍时,全面的覆盖面是不必要的。

英文摘要:

Despite recent evidence that Microsoft Academic is an extensive source of citation counts for journal articles, it is not known if the same is true for academic books. This paper fills this gap by comparing citations to 16,463 books from 2013-2016 in the Book Citation Index (BKCI) against automatically extracted citations from Microsoft Academic and Google Books in 17 fields. About 60% of the BKCI books had records in Microsoft Academic, varying by year and field. Citation counts from Microsoft Academic were 1.5 to 3.6 times higher than from BKCI in nine subject areas across all years for books indexed by both. Microsoft Academic found more citations than BKCI because it indexes more scholarly publications and combines citations to different editions and chapters. In contrast, BKCI only found more citations than Microsoft Academic for books in three fields from 2013-2014. Microsoft Academic also found more citations than Google Books in six fields for all years. Thus, Microsoft Academic may be a useful source for the impact assessment of books when comprehensive coverage is not essential.

机构、总结、中文摘要均由AI分析而来,可能存在错误,请以论文正文为准。

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