Faculty Publishing Productivity: Comparisons over Time

Factors Related to Faculty Publishing Productivity

Comparisons over time in PISA

EDUCATION JOURNAL 17 T wo of the three major international comparison research projects – PIRLS and PISA – were published in late November and early December and in this international supplement we bring you detailed reports on these two programmes and analysis of these and some other international surveys. This supplement is a collaborative effort from NFER’s leading researchers and some of ou...

Multilateral productivity comparisons and homotheticity

In this paper it is shown that a well known procedure (GEKS) of transitivizing a bilateral system of productivity comparisons is implicitly a way of imposing a homothetic structure onto the data. The main implication of this result is that deviations between the bilateral and the multilateral (GEKS) indexes can be interpreted as a measure of local deviation from the homothetic assumption. This ...

Differentially Private Real-Time Data Publishing over Infinite Trajectory Streams

Recent emerging mobile and wearable technologies make it easy to collect personal spatiotemporal data such as activity trajectories in daily life. Publishing real-time statistics over trajectory streams produced by crowds of people is expected to be valuable for both academia and business, answering questions such as “How many people are in Kyoto Station now?” However, analyzing these raw data ...

Research Productivity of Sports Medicine Fellowship Faculty

BACKGROUND Research productivity is considered an important factor in academic advancement in sports medicine. No study to date has evaluated academic productivity and correlates of academic rank for sports medicine fellowship faculty. PURPOSE To describe the academic productivity of American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) fellowship program faculty and to determine the assoc...