Authorship-coauthorship

Irresponsible coauthorship.

At the Conference on Ethics and Policy in Scientific Publications sponsored by the Council of Biology Editors in Washington, DC, October 1988, leaders in the field of scientific publications discussed the problem of irresponsible coauthorship (unearned listing as an author). After 3 days of analysis, the basic question went unanswered; that is, “Why is an investigator who is otherwise impeccabl...

Coauthorship and Coinventorship

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Authorship Authorship

Authorship

The editorial board of the Korean Journal of Family Medicine has received several queries, especially regarding publication ethics. Among the many areas of research publication ethics, the authorship dispute has been one of the most popular issues. Some authors may request the addition of an extra author or removal of others. Sometimes, they want co-authorship (co-first authorship or co-corresp...

Coauthorship networks and academic literature recommendation

Recommender systems are increasingly touted as an indispensable service of many online stores and websites. Most existing recommendation techniques typically rely on users’ historical, long-term interest profiles, derived either explicitly from users’ preference ratings or implicitly from their purchasing/ browsing history, to arrive at recommendation decisions. In this study, we propose a coau...