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Do altmetrics work for assessing research quality?
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This work aims at rigorously investigating if any correlation exists among indicators, either traditional ( i.e. citation count and h-index) or alternative (i.e., altmetrics) and which of them may be effective for evaluating scholars.
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Research Articles in Simplified HTML: a Web-first format for HTML-based scholarly articles
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RASH helps authors to focus on the organisation of their texts, supports them in the task of semantically enriching the content of articles, and leaves all the issues about validation, visualisation, conversion, and semantic data extraction to the various tools developed within its Framework.
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Agile Knowledge Engineering for Mission Critical Software Requirements
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This chapter explains how a mission critical Knowledge-Based System (KBS) has been designed and implemented within a real case study of a governamental organization using a novel agile software development methodology, called iAgile.
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The RASH Framework: Enabling HTML+RDF Submissions in Scholarly Venues
This paper introduces the RASH Framework, i.e., a set of specifications and tools for writing academic articles in RASH, a simplified version of HTML. RASH focuses strictly on writing the content of…
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Tracking Changes through EARMARK: a Theoretical Perspective and an Implementation
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This paper presents an extension of EARMARK that allows us to describe how markup documents evolve in time, which complies with concepts expressed in the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR).
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Big Data Quality: A Roadmap for Open Data
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The starting point of this case study is the quality of the OD released by the five Constitutional offices of Italy, and the outcome suggests the need of a drastic improvement in OD quality.
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The practice of self-citations: a longitudinal study
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The analysis showed an overall increment in author self-citations in several of the 24 academic disciplines considered, but depicted a stronger causal relation between such increment and the rules introduced by the 2012 Italian Scientific Habilitation in 10 out of 24 disciplines analysed.
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Open data to evaluate academic researchers: an experiment with the Italian Scientific Habilitation
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This paper investigates the growth of open citations with an experiment on the Italian Scientific Habilitation, the National process for University Professor qualification which instead uses data from commercial indexes, and simulates the procedure by only using open data.
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Predicting the results of evaluation procedures of academics.
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Predicting the ASN results using the information contained in the candidates' CVs and identifying a small set of quantitative indicators that can be used to perform accurate predictions allow the development of an automated system for supporting both candidates and committees in the future ASN sessions and other scholars' evaluation procedures.
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Predicting the results of evaluation procedures of academics
TLDR
Predicting the ASN results using the information contained in the candidates’ CVs and identifying a small set of quantitative indicators that can be used to perform accurate predictions allow the development of an automated system for supporting both candidates and committees in the future ASN sessions and other scholars’ evaluation procedures.
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