The value of large-scale collaborations for solving complex problems is widely recognized, but many barriers hinder meaningful authorship all on the resulting multi-author publications. Because professional benefits arise from authorship, much literature this topic has focused cheating, conflict and effort documentation. However, approaches specifically recognizing creatively overcoming to have...

this paper aims to study the performance of the international journal of information science and management (ijism) over a decade using scientometric approach. it also tries to study the                     co-authorship network of authors and institutions using different macro- and micro-level social network analysis metrics. a total of 173 articles published in 23 issues of the ijism covering...

This paper describes a use case for an application that recommends learning objects for reuse and is integrated in the authoring environment. The recommendations are based on the automatic detection of content being authored and the context in which this resource is authored or used. The focus of the paper is automatic keyword extraction, evaluated as a starting point for content analysis. The ...

This paper is concerned with the relative evaluation of information content in summaries. We study the effect of crossing the summary-question pairs for a comprehension test based summary evaluation. Using the scheme, machine generated and human authored summaries from the broadcast news stories are evaluated. The approach does not use absolute scores. Instead it relies on a relative comparison...